Learn More About Social Security and Veterans' Disability Benefits in Our Legal Article Library
Applying for disability benefits, whether they be from the Social Security Administartion or the VA, is a process can be quite confusing, so we have broken down parts of it into helpful, easy-to-understand articles.
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What to Expect at Your Social Security Disability Hearing The hearing is the most important part of your claim for disability benefits, so being thoroughly prepared is critically important. Learn what to expect at your hearing here! -
Chronic Pain and Secondary Depression for VA Benefits If you’re a veteran who suffers from depression caused by service-connected chronic pain, you may qualify for disability benefits. -
Disability Insight: May Newsletter Smart Glasses, Temporary Disability: Eligible for Benefits?, Insider Tips on Winning Benefits, Vets with Chronic Pain Now Eligible for VA Disability -
Heart Conditions and Secondary Depression If you’re a veteran who suffers from depression caused by a service-connected heart condition, you may be eligible for benefits. Learn what you can do. -
Deciding If RAMP Is Right for You The RAMP initiative was designed to help improve the process for veterans’ claim appeals. Learn whether you'll benefit from this program. -
Understanding RAMP for Veterans The VA launched the Rapid Appeals Modernization Program (RAMP) to help improve the process for veterans’ claim appeals. Here's what you should know. -
Puzzle Solution April Newsletter The solution to this month's Find-a-Word puzzle. -
Disability Insight--April Cuddigan Law Newsletter 5 Ways to Prevent Money from Ruining Your Relationship, New Medicare Cards-Watch Out for Scams, VA RAMP Claims Process -
The Connection Between Depression and Diabetes If you’re a veteran who suffers from depression with service-connected diabetes, you may qualify for secondary condition benefits. -
What Is the Connection Between TBI and Depression If you’re a veteran who suffers from depression after experiencing a TBI during service, you may qualify for secondary condition benefits.