Social Security and Veterans Disibility Law: Get The Help You Need
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The ultimate disability guide
Social Security is notorious for denying applications for reasons that only an experienced attorney would be able to spot. We want you to have the best chance at getting the benefits you earned. Here are several tips we put together to give you the best chance in dealing with the Social Security Administration.
They count on you giving up, DON'T!
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What Is a Disability Hearing?
When applying for Social Security disability benefits many individuals will need to go through three stages: an initial application, reconsideration, and a hearing. If an application is denied at the initial application stage and at the reconsideration stage, the applicant may request a hearing before an administrative law judge. A disability hearing may seem daunting,…
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Working While Waiting for My Disability Claim
Working While Waiting For My Disability Claim Introduction Hurrah, you have just filed your disability claim. Now you must wait for a response, and it is not coming tomorrow. Come to think of it, it is probably going to take a little while to hear back – I mean a government entity responding hastily, you’ve…
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The Impact of Work Activity on Disability Claims
The disability process takes a long time, causing a huge financial and emotional strain on families. With mounting medical and household bills it is no wonder people often come to me who have continued to work in some capacity while waiting for a decision. The first question the Administration will ask when looking at a…
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Social Security Disability and COVID-19: Long Haul COVID & Strategies for Your Disability Claims and Appeals
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to persist nationwide, the impact it will have on the Social Security disability system is still widely unknown, but the number of potential claims could be staggering. In just the United States alone, approximately 57 million COVID-19 cases have been reported with over 800,000 deaths. Studies are showing that 25%…
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