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When a family member is incarcerated, serving time in prison, the entire family may suffer intense emotional and financial pressure related to the loss of that person to the state until they can be reunited. But, incarceration is not a reason to give up on SSDI.
Headlines regarding Social Security Disability often point to the increased number of disability applications that have occurred in the last decade. Statistics from the Social Security Administration website report that there were 1,895,521 applications for disability filed in 2003, and in 2013, there were 2,640,100 applications filed.[1] These numbers may appear startling and lead to the question, “Why are there so many more applications?” Contrary to popular misconceptions, there are many practical and legitimate reasons behind the rising number of disability filings. As a starting point, the U.S. population is both growing and aging. As [...]
Social Security Disability provides payments to individuals who used to work in the past but now can't work due to a sickness or injury.
If you’ve received a hearing notice, which describes the time and place of your social security hearing, you may have noticed that your hearing is being conducted by video teleconference (VTC).
