Recent Rule Change on Past Relavent Work
Published: Aug 19, 2024
On June 22, 2024, SSA implemented a huge change to how they evaluate a person’s past relevant work to determine if they qualify for Social Security Disability benefits.
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On June 22, 2024, SSA implemented a huge change to how they evaluate a person’s past relevant work to determine if they qualify for Social Security Disability benefits.
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Most people believe there's no point in hiring a disability attorney until they get denied. Read more to learn why this isn't the best course of action.
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Will you have to pay taxes on your Social Security disability benefits? In this guide, we'll look at what you can do to anticipate this possibility.
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Receiving SSDI benefits can include receiving Medicare before age 65. In this blog, Robyn explains the ins and outs of that process.
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Compassionate allowances are a provision by the Social Security Administration to quickly identify medical conditions that meet their disability standards. In this guide, we'll explore what compassionate allowances are and provide guidance for obtaining one during your disability application process.
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Continuing Disability Reviews (CDRs) are a critical aspect of the SSD/SSI program, ensuring that individuals who receive benefits remain eligible based on their current medical and financial circumstances. In this guide, we'll delve into the key aspects of Continuing Disability Reviews and provide you with valuable insights and guidance.
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When you’re filing for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, knowing what type of professional advocate to hire to support you during the claim process can be confusing. Finding professional assistance is wise, but how do you know which to choose?
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An invisible disability is one that is not immediately apparent to others, such as chronic pain, mental health issues, or other conditions that do not manifest themselves in obvious physical symptoms. Living with an invisible disability can be a challenging experience, including the lack of understanding and empathy from others.
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If you're considering filing for Social Security disability benefits, you may wonder whether you should tell your doctor about your plans. While it's not strictly necessary to inform your doctor, doing so can have a number of benefits.
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