Follow our attorney blog to stay up to date on issues related to estate planning and elder law. Whether you already have an estate plan in place or not, our blog will provide reminders of what you need to think about to make sure your plan will meet your needs and help you achieve your goals.
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Social Security Disability and Your Retirement Benefits Social Security disability benefits must be earned by meeting work credit requirements and showing evidence of serious physical or mental impairment. -
Social Security Disability Is Not Welfare Social Security disability benefits must be earned by meeting work credit requirements and showing evidence of serious physical or mental impairment. -
Addressing Quality of Life Issues With a Special Needs Trust A properly structured special needs trust can enhance your loved one’s quality of life in several ways. Learn more about this type of trust. -
Special Needs Trusts Help You Plan for an Uncertain Future Special needs trusts do more than just protect eligibility for government benefits. Learn how they help you plan for whatever the future may hold. -
Veterans Disability Benefits for Total Unemployability Total Disability Individual Unemployability (TIDU) allows the VA to consider you totally disabled if you are unable to hold meaningful employment. -
Maximizing Your Veterans Disability Benefits Veterans disability benefits can help you provide for yourself and your family, but there are some things you must know to maximize your compensation. -
Managing Your Finances While You Wait for SSD Benefits Social Security disability benefits have a lengthy approval process. Learn how to make ends meet while you wait for your application to be approved. -
5 Mistakes That Hurt Your SSD Application To increase your chance of receiving SSD benefits, you should avoid these common application mistakes. -
How an SSD Attorney Can Help You SSD applications are often denied due to technical mistakes, but an attorney can help you prepare an application that increases your chance of approval. -
What is Medicare and How Can A Medicare Lawyer Help Me? Medicare is the federal health insurance program for people who are age 65 or older.