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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Question of the Month I have applied for disability. Is it okay to “fudge” my income to get a refund on my taxes?Sometimes disabled workers are desperate and are tempted to report “phantom income” on their income tax filing in order to get a refund check.
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In a Car Accident? 2 things you should never do and 5 things you should always do.If you are involved in a car accident, here are 2 things you should never do and 5 things you should always do.
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Why Suffering a TBI May Increase Your Risk of a StrokeIf you suffered a TBI, you’re at greater risk of a stroke. Here, learn why a TBI makes you vulnerable to this condition.
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The Link Between TBIs and Alzheimer’s DiseaseIf you’ve ever suffered a TBI, you may be at a greater risk for developing Alzheimer’s. Here, understand the research that connects these two conditions.
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Veteran TBIs and the Link to Alzheimer’s DiseaseIf you are a veteran who suffered a TBI during service, you may later experience symptoms of Alzheimer’s. Here, learn how a TBI may lead to dementia.
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I’ve Been Approved for Social Security Disability Benefits. When Can I Expect My First Payment?There are many rules and conditions that affect when you can expect your SSDI or SSI benefits to begin and how much you are entitled to. Learn more here.
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VA Disability Benefits Lawyers Detail What to Do if You've Been Denied BenefitsMany first-time applications for VA benefits are denied. If you have a legitimate claim, our VA disability benefits lawyers can help you get approved.
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Comfort Food: Crockpot Corned Beef & CabbageSt. Patrick’s Day is coming and it’s a chance for everyone to be Irish. Try this favorite traditional Irish dish—Corned Beef and Cabbage.
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Question of the Month: Do You Automatically Get Medicare Benefits If You Are Eligible For Disability Benefits?Everyone eligible for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Insurance (SSI) benefits is also eligible for Medicare.
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The Social Security Disability Evaluates TBI Conditions Under the Neurological SectionThe Social Security Disability doesn’t include a specific listing for a TBI. Here, learn where to look for benefit criteria if you have a brain injury.