Compromise is Important Presidential Politics
As we embark on the Presidential “season”, it bothers me that there is so much polarization. When did “compromise” become a bad word? Why are we vot...
Social Security Rulings Introduction
Social Security Rulings are essential when arguing disability cases. SSRs are a series of precedential (standards to be used in subsequent matters) d...
Have you had an unsuccessful surgery on your legs or hips? Social Security DIsability for leg and hip problems following a surgery
If a person has undergone surgery on a weight-bearing joint, such as a hip joint, but this surgery was not successful, it can seriously interfere with...
Congressional Hearing Promoting Opportunity for Disability Insurance Beneficiaries
Congressman Paul Ryan announced on July 2nd, that the Ways and Means Committee will be holding a hearing on Thursday July 9, 2015. The hearing is sup...
Sign this Petition TODAY
Senator Sherrod Brown has a petition asking Congress to Protect Social Security. Please click on the link and add your name to mine.
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Social Security’s five steps for proving disability
In order for an individual to be found disabled, five steps, known as the five-step sequential disability evaluation process, must be proven. Therefo...
Social Security Disability benefits for children with Cerebral Palsy
A child can be found disabled if they have a health condition (mental or physical) that meets or equals the severity of a listed impairment. These li...
How Social Security Rulings Affect Your Case
Social Security Rulings are important when arguing a disability case. SSRs are sent out by Social Security that gives guidance to Judges on how they s...
Are you having problems with using your legs?
An inability to use arms and legs properly can seriously affect a person's ability to work. When determining whether a person is disabled under the So...
