You might not have to worry about losing your social security benefits if you go on disability. Depending on your situation, you could receive social security and disability benefits at the same time. To understand how the details of these programs might apply to your...
Visual disorders may affect a person's ability to work. People may qualify for Social Security Disability benefits so they can continue to support themselves. Many different types of visual disorders may qualify for disability benefits. According to the Social...
You probably rely heavily on your Social Security Disability benefit payments each month since your disability keeps you from being able to work. Trouble with the legal system may have you concerned that you will lose these benefits. The Social Security Administration...
Many people in Douglasville may think that Social Security Disability benefits are only available to adults whose disabling conditions make them unable to work. Yet such assistance is also offered to anyone impacted financially by another's disability. This includes...
When you experience an injury or illness associated with your job, you may be eligible for workers' compensation. In Georgia, the State Board of Workers' Compensation manages this process. Prepare yourself by knowing the steps to take after an employment injury. File...
Georgia residents with disabilities may seek Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. SSD benefits help a variety of individuals cover the expenses of daily life when work is hard. There are two primary types of disability insurance. Short-term disability (STD)...
Even though you received approval for your application for Social Security Disability, it may not be enough to cover all your current (or future) expenses. Or, there may come a time when you no longer qualify for benefits but still need a viable income source. For...
When Georgia residents suffer from traumatic brain injury (TBI), it changes their life. Some victims never achieve full recovery. It often impacts an individual's ability to work. This may fit the requirements for SSD eligible injuries. TBIs affect victims in both...
Every 3-5 Years, Social Security will review your case to make a determination of whether or not they believe you are disabled. What they are looking for is whether or not your condition has medically improved. This means medically improved to the point where you are...
Skin disorders may not only cause pain for those who suffer, but they may also make them a candidate for Social Security Disability benefits. An important factor for qualifying is if the condition impacts a person's ability to work. Under the Social Security...
