Social Security Disability

The Social Security Disability (SSD) system was created to provide the income you need if you are disabled and cannot work. Unfortunately, more than half of all applications for SSD benefits are initially denied. Many claims are denied simply due to the complexity of the system; claimants don’t understand how the system works or what […]

Applying for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits is far from simple. Not only are you coping with an illness or disability, loss of work and family income, and a changed lifestyle, but you also have to deal with the process of filling for Social Security disability. The application and appeals process can be daunting and

Individuals (claimants) may request Social Security Disability benefits from the Social Security Administration (SSA) based on mental health disorders or impairments. Claimants may qualify for benefits if the following facts are proven: The “severe” mental disorder significantly limits the claimant’s ability to work; There is medical evidence establishing a recognized diagnosis or mental illness; and The condition

An individual with a heart disorder may qualify to receive Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. Individuals may be eligible for benefits if: the heart disorder very seriously impairs the person’s ability to work; there is medical evidence supporting an established and qualifying diagnosis or heart disorder; and the condition has lasted or is expected to last

The Social Security Administration (SSA) has a program to make it faster for those who suffer from certain serious illnesses to get benefits. Compassionate Allowances are available for certain individuals with certain serious medical conditions. If you qualify for a “compassionate allowance,” you can begin receiving disability benefits in weeks instead of months. Although the

The Social Security Administration offers two different programs for the disabled. One program is called Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), while the other is known as Supplemental Security Income (SSI). There are very important differences between these programs, and understanding which one is right for you may be critical to ensuring you receive the maximum

Filing for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits (SSDI or SSI) requires a significant amount of time, patience, and diligence. However, many truly disabled individuals are routinely and erroneously denied benefits by the Social Security Administration. A person can be Rhode Island Social Security Disability lawyers at Marasco & Nesselbush stand ready, willing and able to help claimants

Working while applying for or receiving disability income may affect your eligibility for SSD benefits. Before you start a job, you should talk to a lawyer to understand the impact working may have on your receipt of disability benefits. Marasco & Nesselbush is the premier Social Security Disability law firm in Rhode Island. Since 1999, our attorneys

Types of SSD Benefits Available Coping with change is never easy. Living your life one way and having it completely altered because of a disability presents many physical, emotional, and financial challenges. You may be eligible for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits, either through Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or the Supplemental Security Income (SSI)