Social Security Disability Benefits are only paid during the time period in which you are disabled.
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no comments Are Social Security Disability benefits taxable? This video will go into the complicated answer to this question.
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no comments Are social security disability payments retroactive? The short answer is yes, but you will need a Daggett Shuler disability lawyer to figure it out.
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no comments A question we are often asked is do you really need a lawyer to file a social security disability claim?
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no comments When clients ask how the Social Security Administration determines disability status, we explain that the process is thorough but navigable with proper guidance. This is particularly because the Social Security Administration requires all claimants to follow their process and fit their definition of what a disability is, otherwise the claim will likely be denied. In determining eligibility for benefits, the Social Security Administration uses a five-step sequential evaluation process to determine disability status. Learn more in this video.
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no comments Approximately 70 percent of all first-time applications are denied outright, which is why you need to hire a Daggett Shuler Lawyer to handle your Social Security Disability claim.
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no comments Our government has a Social Security Disability program designed to assist individuals who are unable to work due to physical or mental limitations. However, the application process for SSD is complicated and a majority of applications are initially denied. This is where an experienced SSD lawyer can come in handy.
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no comments First and foremost, your disability attorney serves as your advocate and guide to the entire process to prevent a denial caused by filing errors. They’ll help you understand if you qualify for benefits, how to complete your application, and they will determine what proof you will need to establish both your work history and your […]
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no comments Social Security Disability is an intricate and multi-faceted area of law. For the scores of people who apply with little to no outside help, the process can be frustrating and overwhelming.
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no comments Social Security Disability comes from a complex matrix of federal regulations which are interpreted and applied through administrative hearings or court decisions. This makes it very difficult – if not impossible! – for individuals who are truly disabled and unable to work, to navigate the application process successfully without legal representation.
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no comments The first point that I like to emphasize to people is, Social Security Disability is an insurance policy. On your paycheck stub you have the FICA line. Part of that is an insurance premium that gets paid into the government for their disability system. This isn’t a give away. It’s not a handout.
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no comments To qualify for Social Security disability benefits, your condition or injury must prevent you from performing substantial gainful activity – meaning that you cannot do your previous work or adjust to other work due to your medical condition. Crucially, this disability must have lasted or be expected to last at least 12 months, or that […]
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no comments Will I have to go before a judge for an SSD Claim? As with most things involving the federal government, it depends on your circumstances.
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