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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Fremont Disability Attorney: Affidavit Letters From Friends & Family Letters from family and friends to the SSA about your disability claim could improve your chances of success—if written the right way. Learn more here. -
Sarpy County SSDI Lawyer: Planning a Strategy for Your Hearing The biggest hurdle in a Sarpy County disability claim appeal is effectively cross-examining the vocational expert. Call for more info and free case evaluation. -
Bellevue SSDI Lawyer: The Vocational Expert & Your Appeal Hearing Are you in Bellevue disability court because SSA claims you can do different work? Learn why the vocational expert will play a key role in your hearing. -
November 2013 Newsletter "Your Social Security" November 2013 Newsletter by Cuddigan Law -
Omaha SSDI Lawyer: Other Types of Work & the Determination Process If you're not able to continue in your current work, the SSA will examine whether or not you can do different work. Learn more from Omaha SSDI attorney. -
How SSD Overpayments Are Collected in Lincoln Lincoln disability attorney explains your options for dealing with a Social Security disability benefits overpayment. Questions? Call us for a free evaluation. -
Fremont SSDI Lawyer: Your Social Security Appeal Hearing You’ve been waiting for months – what will your disability claim appeal hearing be like? Learn more from a trusted Fremont disability benefits attorney. -
October 2013 Newsletter "Your Social Security" October 2013 Newsletter by Cuddigan Law -
Qualifying Mental Illnesses for Social Security Disability Many mental disorders may qualify for Social Security disability benefits. Contact our Nebraska attorneys for help with your SSDI/SSI application or appeal -
Omaha Disability Benefits Eligibility & Hearing Impairments Hearing loss or deafness can meet Social Security’s requirements for SSI or SSDI benefits in Omaha, but what criteria need to be met? Learn more here.