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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Multiple Sclerosis Luncheon in Omaha Zoe Koplowitz was the keynote speaker at an Omaha luncheon for multiple sclerosis. The luncheon focused on raising awareness and support for this disease. -
Important Facts About Multiple Sclerosis It's important to get the facts when you're diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Here, learn more about this disease. -
Do Multiple Health Problems Improve the Odds of Receiving Benefits? It is a common misconception that when applying for disability benefits your application should only be for one disabling impairment. This is just not true. -
Evidence That Helps Your Disability Claim for Migraines Suffering migraines can disrupt your daily routine, work, & life. Learn how citing functional capacity limitations can help your disability claim for migraines. -
June Is National Migraine Awareness Month June is National Migraine Awareness Month. Learn some important facts and statistics about migraines in the U.S. -
Medical Evidence to Determine Chronic Migraine Disability To obtain Social Security disability benefits, it’s important to provide proof of medical evidence. Here's how to do this for chronic migraine disability. -
October Question Of The Month Generally, you can still receive the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)benefit based on your individual wage record if you receive other benefits. -
Social Security & VA Benefit Raises in 2021 If you're a disabled Veteran, military retiree, or receive SS income benefits, you'll get more money next year, but not much. See the VA Benefit raises in 2021. -
Social Security Offices Are Open Local SSA offices are accepting in-person visitors to their local offices only by appointment and only in “dire need” situations. -
For How Long Will My Social Security Disability Benefits Last? Once you are approved for Social Security disability your benefit payments will last until one of three things happen.
