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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Missed the Disability Appeal Deadline? You Have Options. Did you miss the Social Security disability appeal deadline? If you were unable to file due to certain circumstances, you may still be able to get benefits. -
Should I Appeal or Reapply If My Social Security Is Denied? Should you reapply after your Social Security benefits are denied? Find out the difference between submitting a new application and appealing the decision. -
Getting Social Security Disability for Rheumatoid Arthritis Has your rheumatoid arthritis caused more than just joint pain? Learn how to get Social Security disability when your RA finally prevents you from working. -
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Not All Scleroderma Victims Can Get Social Security Benefits Were you recently diagnosed with scleroderma? Find out which complications may make it difficult for you to work and when to apply for Social Security benefits. -
Social Security Disability Applications & Appeals Do you need to apply for Social Security disability benefits. Have you been denied and would like to appeal? Cuddigan Law is here to help, serving NE and IA. -
Filling Out a Social Security Application for HIV Infection Is a positive HIV blood test enough to qualify you for Social Security disability? Find out what other medical evidence you need to complete your application. -
Disability Options for Patients With Advanced Breast Cancer Undergoing treatment for Stage 4 breast cancer? You can get immediate Social Security disability to pay for your medical bills and costs of living. -
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Collecting Social Security After a Bone Marrow Transplant Did you receive bone marrow to treat leukemia or lymphoma? With Social Security benefits, you may not have to work for up to two years after your transplant.