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Social Security Disability Recipient Receives News of Claw Back, Stopped Payments Among Changing Laws – Get Legal Help With Your Social Security Disability Case Now

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A recent story about a Virginia educator that got hit not only with a notice to repay “overpaid” benefits, but who was also simultaneously cut off from receiving benefits after over 25 years of receiving them, comes as a surprise to disabled and retired Americans alike. According to news reports, Virginia educator Curtis Brandon… Read More »

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New Social Security Administration Commissioner Sworn-In – What Changes Should Disabled Americans Watch Out For?

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Earlier this month, a new Social Security Administration commissioner was sworn into his post, and Social Security Disability benefits recipients, applicants, and disabled individuals throughout the United States are wondering what kinds of changes they should look out for in the near future. The change to the agency’s leadership comes at a time where… Read More »

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All About Social Security Disability Benefits: How Much Work Do I Need to be Eligible?

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One of the number one questions that disabled Americans have when they think about potentially applying for Social Security Disability benefits is just how much work they need to have done to be eligible. Indeed, while most Americans are aware of the Social Security Disability system, and the fact that disabled individuals in the… Read More »

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Understanding the Social Security Disability Process: The Four Steps in Your SSD Case

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For many disabled Americans who are seeking Social Security Disability benefits, the application process can be complex and confusing. However, the challenging Social Security Disability applications process can be made somewhat less perplexing and frustrating by understanding the four typical steps in the lifecycle of a Social Security Disability case. Understanding the steps of… Read More »

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Compassionate Allowances and Social Security Disability: What are They and How to Get Your SSD Benefits Now

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One of the programs that disabled individuals and Social Security Disability applicants may have heard about at one time or another, but perhaps do not know much about is called the Compassionate Allowances program. According to the Social Security Administration, “Compassionate Allowances are a way to quickly identify diseases and other medical conditions that,… Read More »

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Watch Out! Learn About 4 Ways You Can Lose Your Social Security Disability Benefits and Where to Get Legal Help With Your SSD Case Now

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There is no question that after finally being granted important Social Security Disability benefits, most Social Security Disability benefits recipients want to hang on to their monthly benefits checks. Indeed, among a massive pile of misinformation, the truth of the matter is that the Social Security Disability benefits application process is no easy feat,… Read More »

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Social Security Disability Eligibility: Isn’t It Supposed to be Simple? Find Out about the Top 2 Requirements to Get Social Security Disability in 2025 and How You Can Increase Your Chances of Getting Your Benefits Granted

By Nationwide Disability Law |

You are either disabled or not, right? It should be that simple. This is what many disabled individuals likely think when they are going through the often-challenging and sometimes-confusing Social Security Disability benefits application process. Indeed, while countless Americans apply for Social Security Disability benefits every year, many will be denied outright on their… Read More »

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Preparing for Your Social Security Disability Administrative Hearing? Here’s Who Might be in the Room with You

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One of the things that many Social Security Disability applicants who have been denied benefits at the initial application stage may wonder about is what the next stage of the Social Security Disability applications process looks like for them, or if this is the end of the road. Fortunately, disabled individuals who have been… Read More »

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Proving My Identity for Your Social Security Disability Case? How Do I Do That? Find Out All about the New Proof of Identity Rules in the Social Security Disability Applications Process

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One of the things that many Americans have become quite familiar with in the modern age is proving their identity in a number of ways to get access to important online platforms and other internet-based services. From making a password, to setting up voice I.D., to opting into multi-factor identification, and setting up authentication… Read More »

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5 Steps to Keep Your Social Security Disability Payments Coming to You

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One of the things some Social Security Disability benefits recipients may keep in the back of their mind when things change, such as they receive more income from an unanticipated source, they have a change of name, or get divorced, is whether those little life changes may have an impact on the flow of… Read More »

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