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05 February
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If I Return to Work Should I Withdraw My Social Security Disability Application?

Posted by Nancy Cavey
in Social Security Disability (SSD)
Return to Work Social Security Disability Claim

It depends! Given the time it takes for the Social Security Administration to make a decision; many people have to return to work in some capacity. How much you make a month will impact ultimately, whether your Social Security application will be denied. If you make more than $1,100 per month your claim will be denied because you have “substantial earnings”. There may be months where you earn more or less or you may consistently earn less than $1,100 per month. Whether to withdraw the application prior to the hearing depends on the facts of each case. What We Recommend For You...

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01 February
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What Every Social Security Applicant Needs To Know About The Signs And Symptoms Of Lupus

Posted by Nancy Cavey
in Social Security Disability (SSD)
Signs And Symptoms Of Lupus Social Security Disability Attorney

If your physician has told you that you are unable to work as a result of Lupus, you should apply for Social Security Disability benefits. Your medical records are the key to winning your Lupus Social Security Disability claim. What Your Medical Records Should Document About Your Lupus Your records should document the following symptoms and how these symptoms impact your ability to function: Low-grade fevers which are not attributed to other illnesses, Rashes or lesions particularly before a flare up, Oral ulcers, Enlarged lymph nodes, Chest or muscle pain, Kidney problems, Pulmonary problems, Swollen joints, Gastrointestinal issues, Thyroid issues and Fatigue. Documenting...

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15 January
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Long Term Disability Policyholder With Growth Hormone Deficiency Is Entitled To Disability Benefits

Posted by Nancy Cavey
in Diseases, Hartford Insurance Company, Long Term Disability
Growth Hormone Deficiency Disability Benefits

Disability policyholder Tracy Morgan filed a claim with Hartford for long term disability benefits claiming she was disabled as of April 8, 2015, on the basis that she was suffering from chronic fatigue from infectious mononucleosis or a “flare-up of Epstein-Barr Virus”. Ultimately, serological studies showed a former infection with no current illness despite Morgan’s continued symptoms of fatigue and inability to concentrate. As a result, she was referred an endocrine evaluation and while that evaluation was being completed, Morgan was restricted to working 4 hours per day. She continued to suffer from chronic fatigue and nausea and ultimately an...

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11 December
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You’ll Hate Yourself If You Don’t Learn What The Social Security Administration SSA Wants To Know In Your Initial Application

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in Social Security Disability (SSD)

Making the decision to file for Social Security disability benefits is tough. Now that you’ve made that difficult decision, you can apply for benefits online, on the phone or in person. But, before you apply you need to be prepared. What Are The Four Things The SSA Wants To Know? There’s no doubt that the initial application process is a pain. However, you should take the time to gather the following information: (1) A list of all the doctors who treated you for any disabling condition including their address, phone numbers, and date of treatment. The Social Security Administration will request your medical...

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07 November
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What Are My Chances For Being Approved For Social Security Disability Benefits If I’ve Had Multiple Back Surgeries?

Posted by Nancy Cavey
in Back Problems, Diseases, Social Security Disability (SSD)
Social Security Disability Benefits Multiple Back Surgeries

I’ve had a herniated disc and back surgery! I know all too well how difficult it can be to work after you’ve had back surgery. While the Social Security Administration doesn’t make it easy for those who have had back surgery, benefits can be awarded. The Social Security Administration will use a 5 Step Sequential Evaluation to determine your eligibility for benefits. What Is The 5 Step Sequential Evaluation? This is a test used in all phases at the Social Security Disability claim from the initial application, request for reconsideration and even at a hearing in front of an Administrative Law Judge. Step 1:...

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10 October
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The Social Security Administration’s Secret About How Long You Have To Work Before You Can Be Eligible For Social Security Disability Benefits

Posted by Nancy Cavey
in Social Security Disability (SSD)
Age for Social Security Disability

As a requirement for becoming insured for Social Security Disability purposed you have to have worked a certain number of quarters in a certain period of time to be insured. Why Is My Age Important For Social Security Disability? The number of years you have to have worked to become insured depends on your age. Here are the number of years of work that are required to be eligible for Social Security Disability: Disabled Age: Number of Years of Worked Before 28 1.5 Before 30 2 Before 34 3 Before 38 4 Before 42 5 Before 44 5.5 Before 46 6 Before 48 6.5 Before 50 7 Before 52 7.5 Before 54 8 Before 56 8.5 Before 58 9 Before 60 9.5   Isn’t this complicated? It gets worse! You have to have worked...

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02 October
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What Every Florida Teacher Needs To Know About Filing For Social Security Disability Benefits

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in Occupations, Social Security Disability (SSD), Teacher
Teacher Social Security Disability Claims

Teachers work long and hard hours. I’m married to a teacher and I know how hard my husband works during the school year. In the course of my Social Security Disability practice, I’ve found that Social Security Judges are sympathetic to Social Security Disability applications filed by teachers. Don’t Make A Mistake In Your Social Security Disability Application It’s crucial that you don’t make a mistake when filing for Social Security Disability benefits if your doctor told you that you can no longer teach. However, the Social Security Administration uses a 5 step sequential evaluation in evaluating every social security disability claim (link)....

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31 August
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Why An Unsuccessful Work Attempt Could Help Your Social Security Disability Case

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in Social Security Disability (SSD)
Unsuccessful Work Attempt Social Security Claim

It’s not uncommon for Social Security Disability applicants who attempt to return to work while waiting to get their Social Security Disability hearing. An unsuccessful work attempt can actually help your disability claim. What Is An Unsuccessful Work Attempt? If you attempt to return to work and are unsuccessful you have to wait at least 30 days prior to your next attempt in employment. Your medical records should document not only why you left your initial job but any other job you attempted to do. Of course, the reason why the work attempt was unsuccessful should be related to the medical conditions...

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29 August
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White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney Needs Crash Course In The Facts About Social Security Disability

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Social Security Mick Mulvaney

White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney claims that Social Security Disability benefits are “very wasteful” according to an article in the Washington Post. They’re not interested in real facts behind the real increase in the number of American’s collecting Social Security Disability benefits. He complains that the Social Security Disability programs have grown tremendously under the Obama administration. What Are The Real Facts About Social Security? 9.3 million Americans were collecting Social Security Disability benefits prior to the election of President Obama. Some 8 years later the Social Security disability rolls have grown to 10.6 million Americans. However, what Mulvaney doesn’t understand is that...

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