If you’re veteran who is unable to work because of your military service, there is good news: You are eligible to receive both VA disability compensation and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) at the same time — if you meet the criteria. This blog details how you can apply for benefits and how the programs...
Can I Work Part-Time And Still Get Disability? Filing a successful claim for disability benefits is often a challenging and lengthy process. Once a disability attorney helps you secure benefits to sustain your livelihood, you must abide by certain rules to keep your government payments intact. While you certainly don’t want to jeopardize losing disability...
If you are 60 or older and a disability prevents you from working, you can maximize your Social Security retirement benefits – and you may find it easier to be approved for disability also. This post will outline how you can qualify for disability benefits and hold off on your retirement benefits at the same...
An amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) diagnosis is a difficult and devastating diagnosis for those affected by the disease and their families. There is no cure for ALS. As ALS progresses, so do the medical bills and the need for intensive care. This blog will detail how recent legislation may help those living with ALS access...
If you are the caregiver of a disabled person, you see them struggle physically, mentally, or both. Because of the added medical expense and the inability to work, they likely have financial limitations as well. This blog will tell you – as a caregiver or loved one – how you can help someone secure a...
We tend to think of Social Security benefits as going hand-in-hand with employment. Typically, the benefits that people receive through Social Security accrue over time, when employees pay into the government program through the money earned during their working lifetime. This blog takes a look at disability benefits and your employment history’s role in qualifying...
