September 9, 2016
“Off task” at work – does it matter at my Social Security disability hearing?
Social Security disability hearings can be confusing – the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ), your attorney, and the experts use a lot of jargon that may make it sound like they are speaking a completely new language. The basic issue that […]
Filed under: Evaluation Process, Hearings Process, Indiana Social Security Disability Attorney, Residual Functional Capacity || Tagged under: hearing, mental impairments, Off task, RFC, vocational expert
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August 19, 2016
If I Had a Stroke, Can I Receive Social Security Disability?
The Social Security Administration (SSA) can determine whether or not you can receive disability payments for the after-effects of a stroke. While there are two separate disability programs, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI), the medical […]
Filed under: Indiana Social Security Disability Attorney, Qualifying Disabilities and Impairments, Residual Functional Capacity || Tagged under: benefits, depression, eligibility, listing of impairments, stroke
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August 3, 2016
What is a Contingent Fee Agreement?
If you have applied for Social Security disability benefits and have been denied, you may have been advised to hire an attorney to help you appeal your case. However, you might be worried that you can’t afford an attorney – after […]
Filed under: Claims Process, Indiana Social Security Disability Attorney, Social Security Disability Attorney || Tagged under: disability attorney, Fee agreement, payment
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