Category Archives: White Plains Social Security Disability lawyer
Social Security Disability Recipients To Receive 8.7% Increase
You’re paying more at the pump. Prices have gone up at the grocery store. You can’t eat out anymore because restaurants are charging more. Everywhere you go, it’s outrageous. Your dollar doesn’t go that far anymore. The good news is that if you’re a Social Security Disability recipient, you’ll see a nice increase in… Read More »
Can Going To College Reduce Your Social Security Disability Benefits?
When a person is disabled to the point where they are unable to work, they may be able to qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. They must have had enough work credits (work experience) as well as a medical condition that meets Social Security’s definition of “disability.” A disability is defined as… Read More »
More Than 1 Million Americans Receive Benefits For Depression
When you think of eligibility to receive Social Security Disability benefits, you may think of people with physical disabilities. However, disabilities can also be mental in nature. A person may be disabled and you might not even know it, as not all disabilities are visible. Approximately 2.4 million people receive benefits for mental health… Read More »
Why Do Social Security Disability Benefits Get Denied?
If you have become disabled and expect to be unable to work for an extended period of time, you may be eligible to receive Social Security disability benefits. However, you may be anxious about the application process. It’s all so confusing. How can you get your application approved in a timely manner so you… Read More »
SSA Adds 12 New Compassionate Allowances
The Social Security Administration (SSA) is known for its long delays, but it does have a special program to help speed up the process. The Compassionate Allowances program was created in 2008 to help Social Security Disability claimants with terminal illnesses and other serious medical conditions. More than 800,000 Americans have claimed benefits through… Read More »
Why Are Social Security Disability Benefits Recipients Declining?
If you read articles and listen to the news, it appears as though there are way too many applying for and receiving Social Security Disability benefits. They need to improve their medical conditions and get off the system. High numbers of applicants and recipients were a problem for 35 years for several main reasons…. Read More »
How To Speed Up Approval Of A Social Security Disability Claim
The COVID pandemic has caused a lot of delays and frustration in our everyday lives. It’s been especially challenging for those who need benefits such as Social Security Disability benefits. Wait times are continually increasing and are now at an average of 169 days to get a decision on a claim. That’s close to… Read More »
Is IBS Considered A Disability By The Social Security Administration?
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) can be a real pain in the butt—literally. This disease affects the large intestine and can cause constipation, diarrhea, belly pain, and excessive gas. It’s a common condition but it’s chronic and may require long-term management through diet and stress management. Some people, however, experience severe symptoms, to the point… Read More »
Dependents’ Eligibility For Social Security Disability Benefits
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is a type of benefit for those who are disabled. It is available for those who have worked and paid Social Security taxes on income they have earned through work. The age limit is 62 years old, since those who are 62 or older can receive regular Social Security… Read More »
Social Security Disability Benefits For Children
Caring for a child with disabilities can be physically, emotionally, and financially draining. The good news is that the Social Security Administration (SSA) offers Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for children. SSI provides monthly payments to help caregivers provide basic needs for disabled children. These payments are available to those who have limited income and… Read More »