According to Social Security Administration (SSA) survey, the average social security disability insurance benefit for a person with disabilities is $1259 per month. At Wren Law Firm, we offer disabled people complete help when dealing with legal issues. Available for anyone who needs the benefits, social security and SSI disability benefits refer to social protection […]
There are some cases where people who are receiving SSDI (Social Security Disability Income) can also receive SSI (Supplemental Security Income. People who receive both SSDI and SSI receive "concurrent" benefits. Qualifying for SSDI You must have a "disability." SSI defines disability as – "any condition that is severe enough to prevent you from working […]
Do I Get Double Benefits or Do My Disability Benefits Go Away? Knowing how your financial situation will continue once you retire is a concern shared by many Americans. If you currently receive SSI or SSDI benefits and are approaching retirement age, you may be wondering: ● Will you stop receiving disability benefits altogether, or […]
Social Security disability insurance is one of the most important social infrastructures provided by the United States for those who are unable to work. This financial protection against lost income is provided by the U.S. Social Security Administration, it is called Social Security disability insurance program (SSDI), and it comes at no cost to those […]
Do you really need an attorney when applying for SSI or SSDI? The main reason to hire a disability attorney to help with Social Security Disability is that you are three times more likely to be approved for SSI or SSDI with representation. While it is perfectly acceptable to apply on your own and there […]
Are you applying for or receiving Social Security Benefits? Did you know that most recipients pay no or only partial taxes on those benefits? Read our blog to learn more!
Are you applying for Social Security Disability in Arkansas? If so, this is the perfect guide for you. This is the definitive guide to applying for Social Security Disability in Arkansas