Social Security Benefits

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) regularly conducts medical re-examinations of veterans with disabilities in order to determine whether the severity of a veteran’s disability has improved. When veterans receive disability benefits, VA will assess whether or not a veteran’s injuries are likely to improve. If they are, they will…

When applying for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits, it’s important to note that it can take time to obtain them. Data from the Social Security Administration shows that more than 70 percent of applications are initially denied, and the appeals process can stretch the process out even longer. One of…

If you have limited income, Social Security benefits can serve as a lifeline to help you pay your bills and everyday expenses. These benefits become even more critical if you become disabled or your spouse passes away. In that scenario, spousal benefits through Social Security could become your only source…

If you receive Social Security benefits, or if you’re about to, you’re in for some good news. 2020 looks brighter with the annual changes that have been announced by the Social Security Administration (SSA) for the coming year. If you need help understanding your benefits, speaking to an attorney who focuses…

As an American who has served your country, do you now need some support yourself? If so, you are not alone. The Census Bureau reports that nearly 4 million American Vets across the country live with disabilities. Over a quarter of them are unable to be gainfully employed, and face…

If you have been injured and are unable to work due to an illness or injury that is not a result of a workplace incident, you may be in a panic about being unable to apply for workers’ compensation. However, Social Security disability insurance may be just what you’re looking…