Category Archives: Social Security Disability

Can I Collect Social Security Benefits From My Ex-Spouse?

Can I Receive Social Security Benefits From My Ex-Spouse After Divorce? In some circumstances, the answer is YES! Per the Social Security Administration – If you are divorced, but your marriage lasted 10 years or longer, YOU CAN receive benefits on your ex-spouse’s record (even if they have remarried) if: You are unmarried You are

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Why You should be Cautious On Social Media if you’re on Disability

Sources say that the federal government has been attempting to use social media in order to find people who have been fraudulently receiving disability payments. As such, it might be wise to ensure that your Social media profiles on websites such on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram are consistent with your disability status. The United States

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Know which type of disability benefits could be right for you

Tennessee readers may know there are two main types of disability benefits available through the Social Security Administration: Supplemental Security Income and Social Security Disability Insurance. If you are unable to work because of a medical condition, you could be eligible for benefits through one of these two programs. Understanding the differences between these two

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People who are eligible for SSDI may also be entitled to Medicare

Just about every Tennessean has suffered at injury at one time or another. In most instances, these injuries are relatively minor, and people are able to get back to their normal lives fairly quickly. However, there are many other individuals who are unable to recover quickly from the injuries they suffer. Sometimes these individuals may

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Pain disorders could be grounds to seek disability benefits

Tennessee readers know that certain medical conditions could prevent them from holding gainful employment. This can be a serious threat to your financial well-being and security, but you could be eligible for financial support through the Social Security Administration. The SSA offers disability benefits to applicants who meet certain qualification requirements. Disability benefits are not

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