We like to use our blog as a way to update you about news and changes in Social Security Disability, as well as to provide you with helpful information and tips.
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What to Say and Not to Say to a Disability Doctor When Applying for Social Security Disability BenefitsAfter you submit your initial application for Social Security disability benefits, you may be schedule you for a consultative examination.
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Six Essential Questions to Ask Your Social Security Disability Lawyer Before Filing a ClaimYour attorney’s answers will help you assess your attorney's experience, ensure you understand the legal costs, and clarify how they will advocate for you.
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Can Chiropractor Records Help You Win Social Security Disability?The Social Security Administration primarily considers evidence from what the agency deems as “acceptable medical sources".
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What Happens if You Have a Baby While on Social Security or VA Disability?If you’re on disability and you have a baby, most likely this will raise a number of questions.
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Will Applying for Disability Show Up on a Background Check?From time to time, we have clients who are worried that applying for Social Security disability benefits will show up on a pre-employment background check
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Caring for a Family Member Can Harm Your Social Security Disability ClaimDepending on the circumstances, caring for a family member can mean you are ineligible for Social Security Disability benefits.
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Does a Trauma-Related Disorder Qualify You for Social Security Disability?If you have a trauma-related disorder which prevents you from working full-time you may qualify for Social Security disability benefits.
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Does Obesity Qualify for Social Security Disability?The SSA no longer includes obesity in its listings of disabling conditions, but it’s still possible to obtain disability benefits.
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Deep Vein Thrombosis May Qualify You for DisabilityWhile people who suffer from deep vein thrombosis are at increased risk of a more serious health condition, it can be difficult to win disability compensation based on DVT alone.
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When a Person Passes Away What Happens to a Their Disability Claim?If a disability applicant dies while waiting to be approved, it may be possible for a family member to continue the claim and receive any benefits owed.
