Atlanta Social Security Disability Law Blog
Giving yourself a winning chance at being approved for SSD benefits
When you decide to pursue the process of applying for social security disability benefits in Georgia, the whole ordeal may appear overwhelming at first. However, if you take your time and make sure you are including all of the required details, you may find that the...
What is an Administrative Law Judge?
If your claim for Social Security Disability is denied, you have the option to appeal your claim. At some point in the appeal process in Georgia, you may have to bring your case before an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). An ALJ presides over a hearing that could...
Explore qualifying conditions for SSDI
If you can no longer work because of injury or illness, you may qualify for Social Security disability insurance. The Social Security Administration impairment listing, often called the "blue book," provides specific criteria for a range of qualifying conditions. If...
What are 3 ways you can lose Social Security disability benefits?
As a Georgia resident who currently utilizes Social Security Disability Insurance from the U.S. Social Security Administration, you have probably come to depend on those benefits so that you can reasonably support yourself without working. Unfortunately, though, there...
Uncommon inspections to consider before purchasing a home
Buying a home in Oregon comes with lots of considerations. While it is generally a good idea to have a standard home inspection done before closing, there are other types of inspections that may be worth considering. These additional inspections can provide the new...
Key differences between forming an S corp and an LLC
Starting a business in Oregon is an exciting time, but entrepreneurs may struggle to choose what type of legal entity to start. There is often confusion between starting an S Corporation and a limited liability company. These differences can have an impact in how the...
Collecting both SSD and workers’ compensation
If you are unable to work for more than one year as a result of a disability, you may be eligible to collect Social Security Disability benefits. Your condition can be physical and/or mental in nature and may be permanent or temporary. If your disability resulted...
Taking action after a denied Social Security claim
For many Georgia residents injured on the job, receiving government benefits is crucial for paying medical bills, making mortgage payments and covering everyday expenses. Filing a Social Security claim requires meeting a variety of deadlines and supplying specific,...
What is the Disability Employment Incentive Act?
For most people in Georgia, collecting Social Security Disability benefits is a necessary evil. They really do not want to be on assistance. They would rather be working. However, getting people back to work after a debilitating injury is not an easy task. In this...
Traumatic brain injuries can qualify for SSDI
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are on the rise in the United States and are increasingly becoming a problem. From 2006 to 2014, emergency room visits, hospitalizations and deaths associated with TBIs rose a staggering 53 percent. The effects of a TBI can be far...
