If your disability claim has been denied don’t give up.
Many people apply for SSDI each year, but only 35% of initial applications are approved which means 65% of applications are initially denied.
I Just Became Disabled – What should I do first?
What happens if you are injured suddenly or contract a serious illness and are unable to work for an extended period of time? What should you do first?
Common Social Security Administration Abbreviations and Terms
Filing a disability claim with the SSA involves navigating a sea of unfamiliar terms and abbreviations. It is always helpful to have a quick reference or “cheat sheet” handy when reading through instructions and forms.
Down Syndrome and Qualifying for SS Disability Benefits
The Social Security Administration recognizes Down Syndrome as an impairment under Section 10.00 and may qualify for financial assistance. A lawyer’s advice.
Long-term Disability Insurance is an Important Policy to Carry
One in four workers at age 20 today will be disabled while of working age throughout his career. Because of this, carrying disability insurance can be as important as life insurance.
Residual Functional Capacity and qualifying for Social Security Disability Benefits
Residual Functional Capacity is the term the SSA uses to identify how a disabled person’s current limitations prevent them from working. Learn more 512-454-4000
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