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.
New Year’s Resolutions for the Disabled
New Year’s resolutions are for everyone, including the disabled. In fact, they may have some advantages over others when it comes to keeping their resolutions.
An Affordable Housing option for the Disabled in Austin
Accessible Housing Austin! is a nonprofit founded in 2005 by a group of advocates who recognized the critical need for affordable housing for people with disabilities.
Tax Savings and Tips for those living with Disabilities
Some disability payments are free of income tax and there are special deductions and tax credits available to disabled people and their caregivers.
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.”
"Words can not truly express the gratitude that I feel toward Mr. Lonnie Roach and his professional team. I give them an A+++. Very compassionate and prompt. Their priorities are first and foremost helping you succeed at your case. When you feel helpless, feeling like someone is on your side can mean the world to you. Thank you for working for the people."
-Amy K.