Indiana Disability Legal Blog
The Difference Between SSD and SSDI
Getting hurt on the job or being disabled, which renders a person unable to work, is a serious predicament. To assist in this serious event, the federal government, working with the state government, provides assistance and benefits to disabled members
Medical Conditions That Qualify for Social Security Disability (SSD) Benefits
Qualifying for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits requires an applicant to meet numerous requirements set by the Social Security Administration (SSA). One of the requirements set by the SSA is that an applicant must be suffering or diagnosed with a
What You Need To Know If Your Social Security Disability Application is Denied
Obtaining your Social Security Disability benefits may be the lifeline needed when you cannot go to work due to being seriously injured or having a disability. This benefit may be vital in sustaining a quality life and serving in place
Why is your SSDI application getting denied?
Availing access to Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is an essential lifeline for many disabled workers that relies on this income to support themselves and their families during challenging times. However, the national approval rate for initial applications for SSDI
Your Social Security Disability Application
If you are injured on the job, having access to Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits may be your and your family’s lifeline. However, obtaining SSDI benefits is subject to strict rules and documentation. Thus, it is crucial to avail
Tips To Follow To Get Your Social Security Disability (SSD) Claim Approved
Tips To Follow To Get Your Social Security Disability (SSD) Claim Approved Get Regular Check-Up or Medical Treatment Part of an SSD claim is having a doctor fill out paperwork to help determine the applicant’s disability status. Regular check-ups or