Updates and Information 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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How to Get a Better Night’s Sleep It is probably a sign of the times we live in. Twenty-seven percent of Americans—that’s about 164 million people--struggle with sleep at least once a week. -
VA Sets New Pension Regulations Recently the VA announced changes to regulations governing Veteran’s pension and Parents’ Dependency and Indemnity Compensation, which are need-based programs. -
Can You Get Spousal Benefits If You Already Get Social Security? To collect a spousal benefit for a disabled spouse who is receiving Social Security Disability there are four requirements that must be met. -
Comfort Food Recipe: Cheesy Loaded Hash Browns A yummy crowd-pleaser for a holiday gathering or an everyday meal. -
Winning an SS Claim During a Closed Period If you’re eligible for SS closed period benefits, there's information you need to know about winning your closed period claim. Learn more here. -
Comfort Food: Crispy, Crunchy Turkey Salad Wondering what to do with the turkey leftovers? Try this delicious salad. -
Question of the Month: Are Older Workers More Likely to Qualify for Social Security Disability? The older you are, the easier it can be to be approved for benefits. But it is important to note, we are saying easier—not easy. -
Disability Recipients Are Getting Their Biggest Pay Raise Since 2012 (But it’s not all good news.) Americans who receive Social Security benefits, disabled veterans, and military retirees, will all be seeing bigger monthly checks beginning in December. -
How to Save Money on Car Insurance Knowing what factors affect the rate you pay is the best way to get good car insurance coverage without over-stressing your wallet. -
Taking a Denied SS Appeal to Federal District Court If your SS disability claim was denied at all levels of the appeals process, you may consider filing a lawsuit in Federal District Court.