A wide variety of factors affect the final negotiated disability settlement. The most common ones include your age, health, occupation, the type of disability, the severity of the disability, how long you’ve received benefits, and the general medical outlook.
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Under Social Security Disability Insurance’s (SSDI) stringent standards, about 40 percent of applicants are awarded benefits. Beneficiaries typically suffer from severe impairments and health conditions, including terminal illness. While many express a desire to work and, in fact, some do work, earning potential is very low.
Many disability claims are disputed by insurance companies. Make sure your attorney has the appropriate up to date legal documents to keep that from happening
For a successful lawsuit for back Social Security disability benefits, it's vital that your claims file contains all relevant medical data. Your disability attorney will work with you and your doctors to make sure all necessary information is in your file.
If you are in the process of a disability appeal, having a lawyer on your side can make a big difference in getting the result you deserve.
The main problem in dealing with many government offices is that they use specialized terminology for everything. If you need help understanding the government-ese, we’re always here to help translate into common terms.
It is possible to file for social security due to a cognitive, emotional, psychiatric, or psychological impairment. Having the guidance and advice of an experienced attorney will help you successfully navigate through the complexities of the laws around mental health and social security.
Good news for the more senior community is that Social Security doesn't commonly expect individuals in their fifties to be able to transfer work skills and learn a new job as easily as a younger person might, especially for older people without much formal education.
If you’ve never filed a long-term disability claim before, you likely don’t realize how easy it is for filing deadlines to slip past unnoticed. Let’s talk about how working with an experienced disability attorney can help you keep your filing on schedule.
Your disability status is determined by the state disability determination agency in the state in which you reside. If you believe there has been an error in judgment regarding your disability, we can help you with your appeal.
The Social Security system in the U.S. was created in 1935 when President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act. The first taxes were collected in 1937 and the first payments went out that month.
A person is considered disabled if they are unable to engage in any type of work because of a physical or mental impairment, and the impairment will either result in death or an inability to work for at least 12 months in a row. This has to be documented by objective medical evidence. One must also be insurable by the disability program.
Long term disability insurance covers injuries and illnesses that prevent you from working, but it does not cover child birth.
Private disability insurance is designed specifically to protect employed persons in the event that they become disabled and are no longer able to work. Although private disability insurance is sometimes offered by employers, it can also be purchased individually.
Getting the right doctor’s opinion about your disability can mean the difference between a successful claim and an unsuccessful one. Doctors are much more likely to respond to an attorney’s request for a written opinion, and an attorney will know what they need from the doctors.
The benefits paid by Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) are also known as Disability Insurance Benefits (DIB) and Title II benefits (named for the chapter title from the governing section of the Social Security Act).
Are you unsure if you will qualify for Social Security disability benefits? You may apply for it for any medical condition that can be considered severe, or prevents you from being able to engage in work activity that could be classified as substantially gainful.
Did you know that, with third-party long-term disability insurance providers, in many cases, you only have one administrative appeal available to you? This is why it’s so important to hire an attorney at the onset, as, if you are denied a second time, your only recourse may be to file suit in a Federal District Court.
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The main problem in dealing with many government offices is that they use specialized terminology for everything. If you need help understanding the government-ese, we’re always here to help translate into common terms.
It is possible to file for social security due to a cognitive, emotional, psychiatric, or psychological impairment. Having the guidance and advice of an experienced attorney will help you successfully navigate through the complexities of the laws around mental health and social security.
Good news for the more senior community is that Social Security doesn't commonly expect individuals in their fifties to be able to transfer work skills and learn a new job as easily as a younger person might, especially for older people without much formal education.
If you’ve never filed a long-term disability claim before, you likely don’t realize how easy it is for filing deadlines to slip past unnoticed. Let’s talk about how working with an experienced disability attorney can help you keep your filing on schedule.
In determining your eligibility for disability benefits, and to follow up with an appeal if the benefits are denied, all of the medical records and doctors’ notes are of prime importance. We will help you gather everything you need.
It is possible to file for social security due to a cognitive, emotional, psychiatric, or psychological impairment. Having the guidance and advice of an experienced attorney will help you successfully navigate through the complexities of the laws around mental health and social security.
A wide variety of factors affect the final negotiated disability settlement. The most common ones include your age, health, occupation, the type of disability, the severity of the disability, how long you’ve received benefits, and the general medical outlook.
Because preparing appeals requires many hours dedicated to gathering documents, reviewing findings, and filing paperwork, many people do not follow through on their appeals or are unsuccessful because they do not have time or understand the system. A disability claims professional will overcome these barriers.
If you’ve never filed a long-term disability claim before, you likely don’t realize how easy it is for filing deadlines to slip past unnoticed. Let’s talk about how working with an experienced disability attorney can help you keep your filing on schedule.
It is possible to file for social security due to a cognitive, emotional, psychiatric, or psychological impairment. Having the guidance and advice of an experienced attorney will help you successfully navigate through the complexities of the laws around mental health and social security.
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) are not mutually exclusive. The term "concurrent entitlement" is used to refer to those who qualify for both programs.
You may be surprised to learn how many valid Social Security disability claims get turn down every year because of technicalities. When you need to ensure your claim doesn’t become another statistic, we may be able to help you with the preparation of your claim paperwork.
The main problem in dealing with many government offices is that they use specialized terminology for everything. If you need help understanding the government-ese, we’re always here to help translate into common terms.
Supplemental Social Security Income (SSI) benefits are not large and the requirements are strict. One of the benefits of getting even $1 from SSI is that, in most states, you become eligible for medical care through Medicaid.
If you deserve Social Security Disability benefits and need legal guidance pursuing them, call us or contact us online for a free consultation. There is a fee only if we recover benefits for you.
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Are you unsure if you will qualify for Social Security disability benefits? You may apply for it for any medical condition that can be considered severe, or prevents you from being able to engage in work activity that could be classified as substantially gainful.
Have you been denied Social Security Disability or Supplemental Security Income Disability benefits? We are located in downtown Dayton and available to answer your questions. You can drop by, call or email us.
(937) 223-4400
The benefits paid by Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) are also known as Disability Insurance Benefits (DIB) and Title II benefits (named for the chapter title from the governing section of the Social Security Act).
We understand that many people are already living in stressful situations by the time they apply for disability. Let us help you take some of the stress out of the application process.
To collect long-term disability benefits from your third-party insurance company, you need to prove that you are medically disabled in such a way that you are unable to work for an extended period. An experience disability attorney can help you through every step of the claims process.
Among other things, one may be considered for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) if they are diagnosed with a physical or mental condition for which “substantial gainful activity” (SGA) is impossible, the condition is expected to last at least 12 months or will result in death, the applicant is under the age of 65, and the applicant has accumulated 20 Social Security Credits in the past decade and prior to onset of disability.
Did you know that over 60% of initial claims for Social Security Disability are denied? Hiring an attorney can increase your chances of approval. An attorney can help you build a solid case that stands a much better chance of being accepted by the SSA.
It’s important to remember that your insurance company isn’t always on your side when you’re trying to file for long-term disability benefits. If you don’t want to risk letting incorrect information on your claims paperwork allow them to deny the claim, it’s smart to work with an attorney.
Although you will have to wait for five complete months after you have applied for disability before you see any of your benefits, you may be eligible for backpay. This can come on the sixth month after your disability began. A social security disability lawyer can help you to apply for this.
