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How Social Security Disability Benefits Affect Medicare Eligibility SSDI recipients can receive Medicare coverage, but there is a lengthy waiting period for benefits. Here, learn more about your eligibility. -
How to Calculate Your Social Security Disability Payments If you are applying for disability benefits, knowing how SSDI and SSI payments are calculated can help you plan for your financial future. -
Working Hard Behind Closed Doors The steps we are taking to ensure you, your family and our staff stay safe during the COVID 19 pandemic. -
What to Expect at Your Social Security Disability Hearing Your attorney will help you prepare for your Social Security disability hearing to increase your chances of having your benefits approved. -
What Your Disability Onset Date Means for Your Benefits Determining your disability onset date is an important part of applying for Social Security disability benefits because it impacts your back pay. -
Receiving Both Social Security Disability and Veterans Disability Benefits Each program has slightly different requirements, but it may be possible to receive both Social Security disability and veterans disability benefits. -
The SSA’s Definition of Disability May Not Be What You Expect There is a strict set of criteria that must be met before you can receive Social Security disability benefits. Here, learn more about the requirements. -
Payback Provisions and Remainder Beneficiaries for a Special Needs Trust If structured properly, funds in a special needs trust can be distributed to a remainder beneficiary after your loved one’s death. -
Using a Special Needs Trust to Protect a Personal Injury Settlement If your loved one has been left with a serious disability from an accident, a special needs trust can protect his personal injury settlement. -
Understanding the Difference Between ABLE Accounts and Special Needs Trusts ABLE accounts and special needs trusts both play an important role in providing financial security to people with disabilities. Learn more here.