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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Three Ways to Make the Social Security Disability Application Process EasierLife is hard enough when you are living with disability. Learn what you can do in Omaha to make your Social Security disability application easier.
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If You’re Capable of Working a Different Job, You May Not Qualify for Disability BenefitsTo qualify for Social Security disability benefits in Fremont, you must prove you can no longer work. This includes working in a different occupation.
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February 2014 Newsletter"Your Social Security" February 2014 Newsletter by Cuddigan Law
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Learn Why It’s Important to Hire a Skilled Attorney for Your SSD ClaimHiring an attorney for your Omaha Social Security disability claim could help you win your case. Learn the most common reasons why an attorney will benefit you.
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Your Neurological Condition Could Make You Eligible for Lincoln SSDIAdults faced with a neurological condition may be eligible for Social Security disability insurance in Lincoln. Learn more about the conditions that qualify.
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Eligible for SSI in Lincoln? Ask Yourself These Ten QuestionsSSI benefits can help reduce the financial strain on children, the elderly, and adults with disabilities. Ask these questions to see if you are eligible.
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January 2014 Newsletter"Your Social Security" January 2014 Newsletter by Cuddigan Law
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Technical Denials and SSDI Claims: Ask Yourself These Questions FirstAre you preparing to file a claim for Social Security benefits in Council Bluffs? Be sure you are meeting all of the technical requirements for eligibility.
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New Year, New Changes: Agency’s New Plans for Social Security BenefitsIn 2014, the Social Security Administration has plans for numerous changes that could impact Sarpy County residents. Five such changes are outlined here.
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Ways to Help Prove Functional Limitations to Social SecuritySince pain is subjective, sufferers have an added burden when it comes to proving functional limitations for Social Security. Learn three tips for showing pain.