We like to use our blog as a way to update you about news and changes in Social Security Disability, as well as to provide you with helpful information and tips.
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The 3 Biggest Mistakes in Social Security Disability ReconsiderationThe majority of initial applications for Social Security Disability are denied. The second phase of the application process is reconsideration.
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Do I Have to Testify at My Disability Hearing?Yes, you most likely will have to testify in person—most claimants are required to appear in front of the judge to answer questions about their impairments.
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When a Person Passes Away What Happens to Their Disability Claim?If a disability applicant dies while waiting to be approved for benefits, it may be possible for a family member to continue the claim but it depends on which disability program.
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What is the Age 55 Rule When Applying for SSDI?The SSA considers you of “advanced age” if you are between 55 and 59 years old. Here’s why that matters.
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Early Onset Dementia and Social Security DisabilityThe severe limitations brought on by dementia make it unlikely that an individual with this form of mental illness could hold any job.
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What If I Don’t Have Enough Work Credits for Disability Benefits?To qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits you must show that you have enough work credits to qualify, but here are you options if you don't.
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Can Your Disability Case be Fast Tracked Under the Compassionate Allowance Program?Applicants with certain serious life-threatening conditions need quicker decisions. In attempt to address this situation the Social Security Administration has developed the Compassionate Allowances program.
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Social Security and VA Disability Recipients Will Get a Lower COLA Bump Next YearBecause the once red-hot inflation rate has cooled the 2024 Cost-of-Living Allowance will be lower in 2024.
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Can “Accommodated Work” Reduce My Disability Benefits?The SSA says that accommodated work is when an employer makes special allowances for a disabled worker that typically does not exist for other employees.
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Question of the Month: Is your Social Security disability claim affected by moving to a new state?Social Security disability benefits programs are administered by the federal government through the Social Security Administration.
