Category Archives: Social Security Disability
Does Remote Work Count Toward My SSDI Eligibility Credits?
If you were recently diagnosed with a disabling injury or medical condition, you may be planning to apply for SSDI benefits. To be eligible, you will need to show — among other requirements — that you have worked long enough and recently enough to qualify. But does remote work count? In short, it does,… Read More »
More Commonly Asked Questions About SSDI Benefits
When you are dealing with a disability and trying to understand your eligibility for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, or attempting to learn more about appeals options after having your claim denied, our national disability lawyers know that you have many questions. While it is important to speak directly with a lawyer about… Read More »
Does My Medical Condition Count as a Disability for SSDI?
Determining eligibility for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits is essential for anybody who has a condition that prevents them from returning to work. Depending on the individual, conditions that make it difficult or impossible to return to work may be physical or mental in nature, and they can arise out of a traumatic… Read More »
Commonly Asked Questions About SSDI Benefits
Whether you recently became disabled yourself, or you are working to help a family member determine their eligibility for disability benefits, it is important to learn more about how Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits work and what information is necessary to receive payments. Before beginning the process of applying for disability benefits, disabled… Read More »
Paralysis and SSDI Benefits
Benefits through the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program are paid to recipients with a wide range of disabling medical conditions. The Social Security Administration (SSA), which administers SSDI benefits, uses a “Blue Book” that identifies various categories of impairment that can qualify a person for SSDI benefits based on the disability requirement. To… Read More »
Brain Tumors and SSDI Benefits
If you or somebody you love recently received a brain cancer diagnosis, or if a brain tumor has been identified, it is important to learn about your options for receiving benefits. For primary brain cancers — meaning those that start in the brain, rather than brain cancers that occur as a result of a… Read More »
Key Facts About SSDI
Are you intending to apply for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits? Do you have a family member who may qualify for SSDI benefits, and you are trying to learn more in order to assist them? Have you already applied for SSDI benefits and are confused about why you were denied benefits? In order… Read More »
How Does the SSDI Waiting Period Work?
If you recently became disabled, as a result of a serious accident or a medical diagnosis, you should be learning more about Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits and taking steps as quickly as possible to gather all necessary documents and evidence to submit an application. In reading about SSDI benefits or speaking to… Read More »
Will I Lose SSDI Payments if I File for Bankruptcy?
Sustaining a serious injury or being diagnosed with a debilitating medical condition not only leaves a person in need of income, but it can also result in long-term financial difficulties. Accordingly, disabled adults who apply for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, or who are already receiving SSDI benefits, may end up considering personal… Read More »
Can My Spouse Work If I Am Collecting Social Security Disability?
If you are currently applying for Social Security disability benefits or are currently receiving them, you may be wondering if your spouse is eligible to work without affecting your benefits. When asking this question, it is essential to be clear about the type of Social Security disability benefits you are applying for or receiving…. Read More »
