Having a disability can result in devastating outcomes for an individual and their family. Not only is there a physical and emotional impact, but in many cases a person is unable to continue working – losing their income and ability to afford essentials like food and housing. Social Security Disability Benefits (SSDI) came into law...Read More
In 2020, about 65 million Americans will receive over one trillion dollars in Social Security Benefits. Disabled workers and their dependents account for 14.5% of total benefits paid. To be eligible for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, you are required to show evidence that you have a disability that prevents you from working. Evidence...Read More
Social Security is a part of the retirement plan for almost every American worker and provides the majority of income to most elderly Americans. As of June 2020, over 64 million US citizens (approximately 1 in every 6 Americans) collected Social Security benefits. The maximum monthly Social Security benefit that an individual can receive in...Read More
Studies have shown that individuals who are represented by a lawyer when applying for SSDI benefits are three times more likely to have their disability claim approved. Whether you’re filing a disability claim, appealing a denied claim, or filing for reconsideration, a qualified disability attorney can help your case in a number of ways. What...Read More
Medicaid is a public assistance healthcare program available to all low-income Americans. Unlike Medicare, which guarantees coverage for individuals ages 65 and older and with certain disabilities, Medicaid determines coverage based largely on financial need. Medicaid is paid for with public funds collected through income taxes. Specific eligibility requirements are determined at a state level,...Read More
The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program provides temporary financial assistance for pregnant women and families with one or more dependent children. TANF uses state funds to provide up to 5 years of cash assistance along with work readiness, training and job placement services. The primary purposes of TANF are to provide families in...Read More
The Social Security Administration that approves benefits for those who apply have an impairment listings manual called the blue book. Inside, it lists numerous medical conditions and impairments, both mental and physical, that will dictate whether you qualify for SSDI. Here’s a list of various impairments listed in the blue book: Musculoskeletal System – includes...Read More
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) offers HUD housing options to all Americans that fall into the low-income category who want to buy a home or who cannot afford rent. To offer affordable homes, HUD features foreclosed properties and puts them up for bid. Applicants interested in purchasing these homes must reach out...Read More
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