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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Disability FAQ: Can I have assets and apply for disability? Whether or not your assets will prevent you from qualifying for Social Security disability benefits depends on which disability program you may qualify for. -
Comfort Food: Braised Corned Beef Brisket Here’s a new way to prepare the traditional St. Patty’s meal of corned beef—braise it instead of boiling it. You will find it more tender and flavorful. -
Describing Work History for an SS Claim Your work history is important if you’re filing a Social Security Disability claim. Here, learn which details are critical when submitting your application. -
Agent Orange Victory Case Won By Blue Water Navy Veterans Thousands of Navy veterans of the Vietnam War who may have been exposed to Agent Orange are now eligible for VA disability benefits. -
How Work Credits Impact SS Benefits If you're applying for SS disability, you should understand how long you need to have worked to qualify for benefits. Let's review the process. -
5 Tips for Winning Your Social Security Disability Case If you or someone you care about is considering applying for Social Security disability benefits here are five tips to maximize your chances for success. -
Don’t Say Cheese! How to Take Better Photos of Your Kids Whether you have a fancy DSLR camera or just your phone, you can shoot more memorable, share-worthy photos of your family with these easy to apply ideas -
Comfort Food: Best Ever Oyster Stew Perfect for cold winter nights, this oyster stew is as easy as it is delicious. -
For Your Information Cuddigan Law maintains an extensive free library of articles, videos and blogs about Social Security and VA disability. -
SS Attorneys and Out of Pocket Expenses If you’re considering hiring an SS attorney, you should know the possible out-of-pocket expenses you’ll pay. Learn more here.