When an injury, illness or other factors leave you incapacitated and unable to work, you may pursue disability benefits through the Social Security Administration. With treatment and time, you may find yourself feeling ready to get back to work, but weary of failing...
Social Security Disability Insurance
How do work credits and monthly income affect SSDI eligibility?
Eligibility for Social Security Disability Insurance requires proof that an individual suffers from a debilitating injury or medical condition. To apply for benefits, an employee must also have earned a sufficient amount of taxable income during the past 10 years. An...
What to do if your disability claim is denied
Suddenly, an injury or condition changes your life. You are not able to work. You decide to apply for Social Security Disability, a government program that provides financial assistance to people with medical limitations that make them unemployable. At last, the...
Social security disability for depression
Depression has become a severe medical condition. It is among the most common mental disorders in the world today. There are various forms of depression, which will affect an individual differently. Depression leaves people feeling sad, gloomy, and feeling inadequate....
How Social Security evaluates medical opinions
Building your case for Social Security Disability involves putting together various kinds of evidence that convinces the Social Security Administration (SSA) that you have a disability that qualifies you for benefits. One way to bolster your claim is to seek a written...
The regulations surrounding Social Security Disability for minors
It can be a stressful and confusing process to access Social Security Disability benefits for minors living in Michigan and across the nation. The complexities of the regulations can seem arcane and frustrating, considering how frequently they change. When it comes to...
