Violent crime disability benefits
If you have been injured during a violent crime you may qualify for disability benefits depending on the severity of the injury and your work history.
Common Social Security Administration Abbreviations and Terms
Filing a disability claim with the SSA involves navigating a sea of unfamiliar terms and abbreviations. It is always helpful to have a quick reference or “cheat sheet” handy when reading through instructions and forms.
Residual Functional Capacity and qualifying for Social Security Disability Benefits
Residual Functional Capacity is the term the SSA uses to identify how a disabled person’s current limitations prevent them from working. Learn more 512-454-4000
Ten Reasons Your SS Disability Benefits Could Be Denied
The SSA denies approximately 65% of initial claims for SS Disability. There are many reasons why this happens, even when an applicant’s claim is valid.
I just got a Disability Denial Letter – What now?
If you applied for SS Disability but then receive a denial letter it’s important that you don’t give up. Most are denied initially. Appeal within 60 Days
What are the differences between VA Disability and Social Security Disability?
There are differences in eligibility requirements, application process, and compensation, but perhaps the most important distinction is the way the two agencies define “disability.”
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