The Social Security Administration makes changes every year in an effort to keep up with the changing times. They decide which changes are best then they choose a date to implement them. The latest round of changes takes place on September 3rd. We have put together this article...
Read MoreWe have all known someone personally who has been through a divorce. Rarely, if ever, do you hear that is was an easy or pleasant experience. There is usually a great deal of friction involved as both parties try to hash out who gets what property and custody...
Read MoreAfter applying for disability there is a bit of a waiting game. It can take about a year to hear back from the Social Security Administration to know if your application has been approved or denied. If you are approved, you can probably expect to wait another 5...
Read MoreThe Social Security Administration spends a portion of their huge budget on paying out disability payments. The program, known as SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance), receives 11% of the entire budget of the SSA. The vast majority of money is disbursed to retired individuals. The total amount of...
Read MoreMediation law will never have its own primetime network TV show. It doesn’t make for high courtroom drama. In fact, the entire purpose of mediation is to settle a dispute without having to go to court. A courtroom trial can get very expensive in very short time. Afterall,...
Read MoreDo you know any reptile farmers? How about any railroad telegraphers? Chances are that you don’t. The Social Security Administration announced it will be removing a number of largely antiquated jobs from their jobs database which is used to determine what other kinds of work a person applying...
Read MoreWrongful death is defined as the death of a human being by a wrongful act of another person. Essentially, if someone dies unnaturally and as a result of negligence of another party, this is considered wrongful death. A legal case can be brought against the party or parties...
Read MoreIn this article, we want to review what a disability is and which disabilities are covered under the legislation known as the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act). We will use exact language from actual government documents to further clarify what a disability is and what the government considers...
Read MoreIt’s an election year and this is when major issues like Social Security and Medicaid are brought to the forefront of political discussion. It is a widely known fact that the current path of both entitlement programs will lead them to be depleted by 2035 and 2036 respectively....
Read MoreIn a previous article we discussed what the most common misconceptions about Social Security Disability were in part 1 of this 2 part series. In this post, we want to close out this topic by giving you the rest of the most common misconceptions regarding Social Security Disability....
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