Social Security Disability

Can You Collect Social Security Disability and VA Disability Benefits?

In short, yes. You may be able to collect both VA disability and Social Security disability benefits. In reality, however, the answer will depend on a variety of factors specific to your particular case.  If you’re not sure where to begin, we’re here to help. Use our guide below to learn more about VA disability and Social Security and...

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Can You Get Social Security Disability If Your Spouse Works?

A very common question that people want to know is, Can you get social security disability if your spouse works? Or, How much can your spouse make if you are on disability? The system can be confusing, and many people are under the misconception that they cannot take advantage of disability benefits if their spouse continues to work. At...

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Social Security Disability

How a Vocational Expert Can Affect Your Disability Claim

If you are currently planning on filing a disability claim or are involved with a disability claim already, you will have to go through a disability hearing at some point. A disability hearing is an important aspect of any Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claim . During your SSDI hearing, a panel will analyze the facts and circumstances surrounding...

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Social Security Disability

Tips to Prepare for a Social Security Disability Hearing

Preparing for a disability hearing can be stressful, and it can even seem overwhelming. However, if you come equipped with a few disability hearing tips, you can greatly improve your chances of a favorable outcome. So take a moment or two to review the following disability hearing tips. Understanding these tips is key to knowing how to win a...

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Social Security Disability

Arkansas Disability Benefits: What You Should Know

If you have a serious mental or physical disability, it can become impossible to do many normal life activities. This can include even the most basic and routine actions like working, sleeping, walking, and eating.  Fortunately, there are multiple Arkansas disability benefit options for people who have a disabling physical or mental condition. Long-term Arkansas disability benefits can stem...

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How Does a Workers’ Compensation Settlement Affect Social Security Disability in Missouri?

If you have been injured on the job, you may have filed a workers’ compensation claim and are in the process of seeking a settlement. This can be a great step in getting the compensation you need to recover. However, if you also collect social security disability benefits, you may have questions. A workers’ compensation settlement provides valuable compensation...

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Social Security Disability

Rogers Social Security Disability Claims: What You Need to Know

When you apply for Social Security benefits, it can be a challenging and somewhat intimidating process. Submitting a claim requires strict adherence to the often complicated rules governing both the application process and eligibility requirements. Completing the necessary forms accurately can be a challenge as well, as they are often confusing.  However,  completing those forms properly following all of...

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When Is a Person Considered Disabled by Social Security Disability?

When it comes to applying for Social Security Disability benefits, the proof you submit in support of your disability claim is crucial to the success of that claim. Your treating physician’s opinions and the contents of your medical records can have a huge effect on whether your disability claim will be accepted. This blog will explain how disability decisions...

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Social Security Disability

Advice on Appealing Disability Denials from a Joplin Disability Lawyer

Social Security Disability benefits are provided to those individuals who are unable to work due to a disability.  Being eligible for Social Security Disability Income, often referred to as SSDI, requires proof of a qualifying disability.  The federal statutes define exactly what the term “disability” means.  However, even if you are able to prove that your medical condition qualifies,...

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