Unfortunately, the Social Security process is extremely lengthy from start to finish. It is not uncommon for it to take years to finally receive a decision awarding you benefits. Therefore, when you are finally awarded benefits, it is likely that you are entitled to...
When looking at your eligibility for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits, it is important to know if you have Substantial Gainful Activity that surpasses the allowed amount. Substantial Gainful Activity is the term the Social Security Administration uses to...
The Social Security Process from application to finally receiving a favorable decision awarding you benefits is a very lengthy process. It is not uncommon for it to take over a year (or even two years in some cases) to finally get a decision. Therefore, when you are...
When to apply for disability is a difficult decision that is going to vary from person-to-person, but understanding how to qualify for benefits can help you better understand if it’s time to file an application. The first thing to keep in mind is that in order to...
As anyone who has had a disability hearing can tell you, it’s not quick process to get to this point. While wait times still vary dramatically across the country, it’s still not uncommon for some claimants to wait more than two years for a disability hearing....
It's safe to say no one wants to suffer an injury. Yet, it is nearly impossible to predict when an injury or illness will occur. When a disability prevents individuals from working and earning a living, they can apply for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits...
Individuals often question whether hiring an attorney for their Social Security Disability case is even worth it. What does the attorney even do? Why would I pay someone when I can do it myself? However, while you may have to pay fees if they win your case, having a...
Hiring an attorney in your Social Security Disability case is often extremely helpful due to their expertise in the field and preparing your case, but the cost of hiring an attorney can be a huge concern for many. When you hire an attorney to represent you, you will...
When workers become injured and can no longer provide a living for themselves and their families, they can apply for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits to help them through this difficult time. Unfortunately, getting these benefits can take weeks and is...
Yes, you can. So long as you have worked full time in the five years prior to filing for benefits, you are covered under Social Security Disability Insurance (“SSDI”). SSDI does not have any limits on other benefits you may receive, such as VA benefits or a private...