Debilitating Diseases Prevent Many People from Working

Debilitating Diseases Prevent Many People from Working

People with debilitating diseases may be able to receive Social Security disability benefits. There is an extensive list of disabling diseases and ailments provided by the Social Security Administration, and if a claimant’s condition(s) meet or equal the listings, then they are eligible for SSDI benefits. The SSA listing of impairments is guidelines set by […]

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 Basic Information About Tax Refunds and SSDI

Basic Information About Tax Refunds and SSDI

Taxes are an inevitable part of life. On its own, understanding taxes is complicated enough, but when Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits are thrown into the mix, the topic can become even more perplexing. The following is some basic information that will help you understand how your tax refunds may affect your SSDI benefits. […]

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 Avoid Unnecessary Legal Headaches with an SSI Lawyer

Avoid Unnecessary Legal Headaches with an SSI Lawyer

Many people who have become disabled and need to collect Social Security benefits are shocked to learn how daunting the process can be in terms of getting what they deserve. With a case that may need to be presented in a hearing and the possibility of filing an application that goes through several rounds of […]

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 How to Apply for Social Security in North Carolina

How to Apply for Social Security in North Carolina

Applying for Social Security disability benefits in North Carolina can seem intimidating — after all, you may be unsure where to start or who to ask for help. Thankfully, there are resources available that can advise you on how to fill out an application, what evidence to attach, and where to go if you have […]

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 Reporting Overpayments to the SSA

Reporting Overpayments to the SSA

When you receive an overpayment from the SSA, you will be required to notify them of the occurrence ASAP. With this in mind, you need to know the exact way to accurately report your overpayment to the SSA. Thankfully, the SSA is often on top of getting in touch with overpayment recipients, but it always […]

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