Author: Clauson

Your health has finally gotten to the point where you’re not able to work anymore.  No matter what job you’ve tried to work at, the state of your health has prevented you from being able to accomplish needed tasks.  As much as you have tried to avoid it, you are in the position of having […]

In the United States, if you’re hurt and can’t work, you don’t have to despair – the federal government has a program, called SSD (Social Security Disability), which provides funding for citizens who are unable to continue earning income due to a disability. All U.S. citizens who have worked in the country for a certain […]

If you’re disabled and cannot work, there’s a good chance you have looked into the benefits of Social Security disability. Every individual is unique when it comes to applying for government programs like this. While some folks will receive almost instant approval, others will need to explore their options a bit further. The truth is, […]

It is oftentimes in your best interest to hire a disability benefits attorney when pursuing disability benefits. Although claimants in North Carolina are not required to hire legal help when appealing a Social Security Disability Insurance or Supplemental Security Income claim, having representation significantly increases your odds in two ways. First, having a Social Security […]

If you are considering filing for Social Security disability insurance, having an attorney can be an important step to a successful claim. An attorney can help you fill out your application and answer any questions that you may have about how to answer the questions on the forms required for the application. An attorney can […]

Social Security Disability Benefits are a godsend for people who cannot work anymore due to medical issues; however, they are tough to come by. The system that is supposed to ease any efforts to provide for yourself and your family is far from easy. In fact, it is often unfair as well as difficult to […]

Supplemental Security Income, SSI, pays benefits to low-income people who are 65 or older; to adults who are disabled (based on the same definition used by SSDI) or blind; and to children who are disabled and blind. This program exists only for people who have very limited income and assets. A key difference between SSI […]

If you are filing for social security benefits, you will need to provide the correct documentation to your local social security office. There are a number of forms you will need to fill out. However, you will also need to obtain medical evidence from your doctor about your disease or illness, and you will also […]

In North Carolina (and many other states)the application for Social Security disability, as well as Supplemental Security Income (SSI), requires filing the appropriate forms to initiate the process. An application can be filed online for Social Security Disability, however, you cannot apply online for SSI Disability benefits. There are various forms that a candidate will […]

When you are a recipient of SSI, you will often not be required to immediately notify the SSA when your disability is going through changes. However, you will find that you will be subject to Continuing Disability Reviews, or CDRs, from time to time. Being prepared to report your changes and argue your case for […]