Updates and Information About Social Security Disability from Omaha Attorneys
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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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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
Winning Social Security Disability Benefits for Back Pain No matter what your age is, disability claims for back pain can be tricky, so it is a good idea to have your case evaluated by a disability professional. -
Question of the Month: Should I drop my health insurance? Detailed and up-to-date medical records are absolutely critical to winning your case for Social Security disability benefits. You will need health insurance. -
The Smartest Thing You Can Do While Waiting for Disability The wait for Social Security disability benefits can be very frustrating and very long. Here's the smartest thing you can do while your claim is being processed. -
Am I eligible for benefits if my disability is temporary? Social Security has strict requirements for disability benefits including how long your disability has lasted or is expected to last. -
New and Material Evidence for Veterans Claims A single denial of your claim for veterans' benefits doesn't mean you've lost your chance for assistance. Learn how new and material evidence may help.
