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    • Social Security Disability
    • Veterans Disability
    • Long Term Disability Cases
    • Disability Retirement Pensions

    If you feel you have been wrongfully denied of your benefits, let us take care of all the hassle and let you get back to enjoying life. Feel free to fill out this questionnaire and we will get you set up with your own disability denial legal consultations today.

    SSDI is a monthly benefit that is given to persons that have been deemed disabled and unable to work before reaching retirement age. In several cases, SSDI is not enough to live off of, but many recipients are unaware that they are eligible for even more. Reach out to one of our SSDI lawyers and find out what you qualify today.

    SSI (Supplemental Security Income)

    • Are over 65.
    • Are blind or disabled.
    • Have never worked or have not earned enough work credits to qualify for SSDI.
    • Have not worked in a long time and no longer qualify for SSDI.
    • Have low income and assets and have dependents who are disabled.

    A person can receive not only SSDI, but also SSI concurrently. Depending on whether a person is single or married determines the eligibility of benefits that a person can receive. Benefits can differ from person to person based on income limits. You can view these on the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) website.

    A health insurance program for those 65 and over. If you have received SSDI benefits for at least two years, you are eligible to receive Medicare.  In certain circumstances such as suffering from Lou Gehrig’s disease, a person may be able to receive Medicare without meeting all the criteria.

    Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

    SNAP, a federally funded program for low-income households that help these families put food on their table. Formerly known as the Food-Stamp Program, qualified recipients can use Snap benefits at convenience and grocery stores, co-op food programs and some farmer’s markets.

    Other Benefits

    • Disability payments from an employer or insurance company
    • Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) – a federal program that helps qualified households pay their home heating costs, provides financial assistance for furnace repair or replacement, weatherization, or cooling assistance in the summer months.
    • Workers’ Compensation benefits
    • Veteran Affairs disability benefits
    • Temporary state disability insurance benefit