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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Persons Living With Sickle Cell Anemia Can Get SSDI Benefits Can you get Social Security disability for sickle cell anemia? Find out if you meet the qualifications—and what Social Security needs to determine your case. -
Can’t Work After a Heart Attack? Apply for SSDI Benefits. When can patients get Social Security disability benefits after a heart attack? Find out how long you will have to wait and what to do in the meantime. -
How to Avoid Problems Getting SSDI for Stomach Issues Are you unable to work because of a chronic stomach condition? Here are a few tips to help you get your disability application for gastric problems approved. -
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Social Security Disability Benefits for a Respiratory Injury Out of work due to a chronic respiratory condition? You may be able to receive Social Security disability benefits to pay for lost income and medical costs. -
Getting Social Security Payments for Common Spine Disorders Are you unable to walk due to a spine disorder? Here are a few common conditions that qualify victims to receive Social Security disability payments. -
Can I Speed Up My Social Security Disability Appeal Hearing? Will you be waiting months to get your disability case in front of a judge? Avoid delaying your SSDI hearing date and processing times. -
How Many Times Can I Appeal an Unfavorable SSDI Decision? How many times will you have to send your application back to the Lincoln Social Security office? There’s more than one way to appeal an SSDI benefits decision. -
How Many Doctors Will Evaluate Your Application for SSDI? Will your doctor’s opinion be enough to support a Social Security disability application? Find out if other medical professionals could be asked to weigh in. -
May 2014 Newsletter "Your Social Security" May 2014 Newsletter by Cuddigan Law