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My Disability Claim Was Denied: What Now?

If you file for social security disability benefits or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and your claim is denied, you may have questions about how you can proceed. Read on to learn what you can do if your claim is denied. Handling a Denied Claim If you apply for disability benefits and your claim is denied, […]

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How To Apply For Disability Benefits in Michigan

If you are disabled and need help paying for the expenses of daily life, you may have questions about how to apply for the benefits you need. Read on to learn the answers to your questions. Filing for Disability in Michigan If you need to find the Social Security field office, Disability Determinations Services office, […]

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What Does “Substantial Gainful Activity” Mean in a Social Security Disability Case?

The Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits program was created for the purpose of supplying people with disabilities — whether temporary or permanent — with a source of income while they are unable to work. In order to qualify for the reception of SSDI benefits, an individual has to meet certain eligibility requirements. At the baseline, applicants […]

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Am I Eligible for Social Security Disability Benefits?

The Social Security disability insurance (SSDI) program provides compensation to workers’ who are no longer able to perform their job duties because of an injury. If you are out of work because of an injury, you may be wondering if you qualify for Social Security disability. Not all job-disrupting injuries qualify workers for SSDI benefits — you […]

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Who Can Claim Social Security Disability?

Are you wondering if you can file for Social Security disability benefits? Below, our legal professionals explain what you need to know about the SSI process and how to obtain the benefits you are entitled to. How Do I Get Social Security Disability? You can obtain Social Security disability through the following programs: Social Security Disability […]

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Can I Get Disability Insurance If I’m Self-Employed?

In most cases, as long as you are paying your taxes, you have SSDI coverage according to the Social Security Administration. It may, however, not be simple to collect. Working for yourself has several advantages, but it can be tricky to ensure your benefits when you don’t have the protection of an employer. As a […]

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Am I Eligible for Social Security Disability Benefits?

The Social Security Disability program is designed to help individuals and families who are dealing with the challenges of a serious injury or illness. Unfortunately, applying for Social Security Disability benefits isn’t always as easy and straightforward as one may hope. The application process requires thorough paperwork and you must provide evidence of your medical […]

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Can Marriage Affect My SSDI Eligibility?

If you are considering marriage, there are several things you need to consider. Marriage, or remarriage, could influence your ability to continue receiving Social Security disability insurance (SSDI) benefits. Depending on the situation, your SSDI eligibility may be terminated. Here’s what you need to know: How Marriage May Affect Your SSDI Eligibility If you are […]

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Are SSDI Recipients Eligible for Medicaid?

While Social Security disability insurance (SSDI) recipients can get Medicare coverage, they are not able to receive Medicaid coverage. Only people with Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits are eligible for Medicaid. In the state of Michigan, if you receive SSI benefits, you will automatically be enrolled in Medicaid coverage. What Is Medicaid? Medicaid is a […]

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