You can receive a partially favorable disability decision for one of two reasons: 1) the Social Security Administration (SSA) agrees that you are currently disabled but does not agree with the onset date, or 2) it has concluded you were disabled for a period, but no longer suffer from a disabling medical condition. If you …
How Illiteracy Affects Social Security Disability Benefits
When medical issues prevent you or a loved one from working, Social Security disability payments can keep you from sinking into debt. These benefits help disabled people afford basic needs to maintain their independence. If someone close to you struggles with illiteracy, it’s important to understand that being unable to read is not a qualifying …
Can I Receive Both Workers’ Compensation and SSD Benefits?
Disabilities and work-related injuries can put employees out of work, bringing serious financial fallout to the employees and their families. Fortunately, workers’ compensation and Social Security Disability payments can ease that financial stress. If you have been injured at work and are facing long-term disability, consult with a lawyer experienced in worker’s compensation and Social …
What Are the Steps for Filing a Social Security Disability Claim?
Social Security Disability provides essential financial support to those unable to work because of a disabling illness, injury, or condition. Completing the application required to obtain the benefits, however, can be a complex process. Social Security Disability is funded by the federal government’s Social Security Administration. Dealing with government offices is frustrating for anyone, but …