Claimants do not need to be out of work for 12 months to qualify for Social Security Disability benefits. Social Security has a rule governing the length of your absence from work due to medical impairments. That rule is called the ‘durational requirement’ and it is the focus of today’s blog post. What is Social […]
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Can You Get Disability for Asthma?
Asthma is a chronic condition that affects millions of people worldwide, often limiting their ability to breathe comfortably. For some, the severity of asthma can prevent them from working and performing daily activities. But can an asthma diagnosis qualify for Social Security Disability benefits? In this post, we explore how asthma is evaluated under the […]
Is Cancer a Disability? Eligibility for SSDI and SSI
Approximately 39.5% of men and women receive a cancer diagnosis during their lifetime. Those living with cancer may suffer from varying degrees of disability. This disability may occur as a result of their primary diagnosis or as a result of their prescribed treatments. The Social Security Administration (SSA) recognizes many types of cancers in their book of disabling […]
Signs That You Will Be Approved for Disability
This blog post addresses one of our most popular topics – getting approved for disability benefits. If you or someone you know is wondering if they might be approved for disability, this blog post will be helpful in identifying signs of strong claims. Plus, we’ll share tips on finding disability lawyers near you in the […]
How To Complete a Social Security Disability Application
Before applying for any disability program, you must complete a Social Security Disability Application. Most Social Security Disability claimants applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) prefer to work with an attorney. But some Social Security Disability attorneys do not file initial applications for claimants. Can a Disability Lawyer Help […]
Who Pays the Social Security Taxes Under FICA?
One reason people avoid using or claiming their disability benefits when they can no longer work is because they don’t understand how the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program is funded. SSDI is not a “free ride” for individuals who use it. SSDI is a federal insurance program that you pay into over time along […]
