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Every March, the U.S. Social Security Administration holds National Slam the Scam Day to help Americans recognize the changing tricks scammers use to steal money or personal information. Scammers constantly change their tactics and use new technology, but their main goal is always the same: to scare victims into quickly giving them money or sensitive …
Social Security Disability Insurance Hearing You may have been waiting for months or even years for your Social Security Disability Insurance hearing with an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). However, unforeseen circumstances might arise on the day of the hearing, such as a family emergency, transportation issues, or an unexpected hospitalization. What steps should you take, …
According to the CDC, 28.7% of adults in the United States have some kind of disability. Service dogs play a significant role in the lives of people with disabilities, ranging from autism to muscular dystrophy. These friendly animals help their owners perform everyday tasks. Some are specially trained for people with diabetes, epilepsy, or PTSD. …
Most of the time, Social Security Disability back payments are not taxable, but it depends on how much money you make per year and how big your lump sum payment is. If you have any questions about your Disability payments or if you’re having trouble getting approved, a Social Security disability lawyer in Houston can …
Navigating the world of disability benefits can be complex. With an abundance of information and advice available, it can be challenging to determine the right steps to take. Marc Whitehead and Associates recognize that this can be overwhelming, so we have compiled a list of common myths and misconceptions to provide clarity and assist you …
When it comes to Social Security Disability benefits, misinformation can make an already complex process even more challenging. To help you navigate this system with confidence, let’s debunk some of the most common myths surrounding Social Security Disability benefits. Myth 1: You Must Be Completely Unable to Work to Qualify One of the most pervasive …
Applying for Social Security Disability benefits can be a complex and often frustrating process. It’s not uncommon for initial claims to be denied, but understanding the common reasons for denial can help you avoid pitfalls and improve your chances of success. In this post, we’ll explore the top three reasons Social Security Disability claims are …
The Social Security Administration (SSA) publishes guidelines that explain the Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) claim filing process. In short, you must have a disability that fits SSA’s criteria and have enough work history, i.e., you must have worked for at least five of the last ten years to qualify. While it may seem straightforward, many …
The 5 steps of SSDI sequential evaluation by the Social Security Administration (SSA) can help you and your attorney identify the factors that could cause a denial and build a strong case for reconsideration. SSA looks at financial eligibility, the degree of your impairment, whether it fits SSA’s criteria, your work history, and residual function …
