Social Security Wants to Cut Me Off Disability Disability Lawyers
What happens when Social Security wants to cut you off of disability?
Social Security reviews most disability awards every few years. Usually, thi...
Why does it take so long to have my disability hearing scheduled? Do I really need representation?
People often ask why it takes so long to have a hearing to determine if they are disabled. You may have seen the article in the Cleveland Plain Dealer...
Social Security Disability Assistance for People with Multiple Sclerosis
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society has published a pamphlet providing assistance for people applying for Social Security Disability benefits. Alt...
Why do I need regular medical treatment for my SSD/SSI claim? The importance of getting medical treatment in Social Security Disability cases
Regular Treatment is Necessary
Regular medical treatment is extremely important for Social Security Disability claims. Social Security will look at y...
Small increase planned for 2017 Social Security Benefits 2017 marks fifth year of historically low increases
Millions of people receiving Social Security benefits will be getting a very small increase - 0.3% - in their monthly benefits in 2017. This marks th...
So You Need to File for Social Security Disability or Supplemental Security . . .What Next? Part Four
Know the Process and Know You Don't Need to Handle Social Security Claims Alone
Now you understand how you have to prove disability, but what is the ...
So You Need to File for Social Security Disability or Supplemental Security . . .What Next? Part Three
Providing Evidence of Disability
Evidence is the key to any claim for disability. After all, if you claim to be disabled, you are stating that you h...
Does your child have trouble interacting with and relating to others? How Social Security evaluates socialization problems in children
The third area that the Social Security Administration considers when evaluating whether a child is disabled involves their ability to interact and re...
Has a soft tissue injury left you unable to work?
If you have suffered a soft tissue injury, you may be entitled to Social Security Disability Benefits (also commonly referred to as SSD, DIB, and/or S...
