Social Security Disability

What to Do If Your SSDI Claim is Denied the Carolinas | McChesney & Ours, P.C. You’ve filed your claim for Social Security Disability Insurance[…]

You haven’t been able to get to work, the application process feels overly complicated, and you just want to pay your bills and secure a[…]

Navigating the complex landscape of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits can be overwhelming, especially when you’re dealing with issues that prevent you from working.[…]

If you have a disability and can no longer work, or returning to work will take time, a sudden dip in your income can be[…]

In March of this year, the New York Times published an article about Social Security’s proposal to use social media to find those who are[…]

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) provides additional income support to disabled individuals. If you qualify for SSI benefits, then your benefits will start immediately as soon[…]

Disabled Americans typically rely on two federal benefits programs to support themselves: Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Once approved for[…]

Everyone should prepare so that, if they have to quit working because of a disability, they will continue to have an income. This is especially[…]

Many people who receive or are seeking Social Security disability also seek or receive workers compensation benefits. If you have a workers compensation case it can drastically affect the amount of money you receive for your disability case.

If you are no longer able to work, you might be qualified for short term disability (“STD”) or long term disability (“LTD”) benefits through your employer. First check to see if you have any disability coverage through your employer.