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What to Expect During Your Federal Court Case for Social Security

  • Jan 27, 2025
  • 1 min read

Updated: May 18




Who will hear my case?


Generally, there's more than one district court per state. The district court assigned to your case will depend on where you live at the time of filing, where your city and state is. There are several judges in district court, and your case will be assigned to the judges on rotation you.

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