Information & Updates About Social Security and Veterans' Disability from Omaha Attorneys
We like to use our blog as a way to update you about news and changes in Social Security Disability and Veterans' Disability Benefits, as well as to provide you with helpful information and tips.
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Boost Your Immune System and Stay Healthy This Winter As we try to navigate the coronavirus pandemic and flu season your best shot at staying healthy this winter may lie in boosting your immune system. -
Can I still receive disability benefits if I receive other benefits from another source? Generally, you can still receive the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)benefit based on your individual wage record if you receive other benefits. -
Social Security & VA Benefit Raises in 2021 Likely Will be Smaller If you are a disabled Veteran, a military retiree, or receive Social Security income benefits, you will get more money next year, but not a lot. -
Comfort Food: Candy Corn-Rice Krispies® Halloween Treats Trick or treating this year may be not be the same as it has been, but you can still treat yourself and your family with this gooey delight. -
Protect and Maintain Your Freedom: Vote! Our shared history as citizens of the USA is one of fiercely defending our freedoms. And what binds together us as Americans? It is our right to vote -
VA In-Person C&P Exams In April, the VA suspended in-person Compensation and Pension (C&P) exams due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now the C&P exams have resumed in most locations. -
Free Life-Saving Phone Apps Beyond playing Candy Crush or texting your friends, your phone can do so much more, including saving your life. -
Comfort Food: Greek Chicken Dinner on One Sheet Pan Simple to make and delicious to eat, this Greek-inspired dinner can be made with just one sheet pan. -
Popular VA Benefits in Nebraska and Iowa Individual U.S. states offer veterans a wide range of benefits. Here are the most popular veteran benefits in Nebraska and Iowa. -
The Americans with Disabilities Act Turns 30, But Obstacles Remain As he signed the bill President George H.W. Bush praised the ADA. Yet, three decades later significant barriers still exist for Americans with disabilities.