Social Security disability benefits are available to those who are suffering from a disability that renders them unable to work for an extended period of time. Eligibility to receive SSD benefits usually depends upon an applicant's ability to meet the SSA requirements...
Social Security Disability
What to do if a Social Security disability claim is denied
The process of filing for Social Security disability insurance is complicated for residents of Ohio and across the country. After obtaining all the medical documentation and submitting all the forms, the last thing an applicant wants to hear is that they have been...
Is SSI the same as Social Security Disability benefits?
While dealing with the Social Security Administration (SSA) can be a complex ― and often maddening ― process, recognizing the differences and distinctions between the various laws and benefits can make the ordeal downright impossible. For instance, many people...
Changes may make Social Security disability claims harder
It may be more important than ever to thoroughly understand the application and appeals processes for Social Security disability benefits. The Social Security disability (SSD) process may have recently become even harder for applicants to obtain benefits. New...
3 things you can do to improve your SSD claim
Even if you have a severe disability, getting the Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits you need is never easy. In fact, most disability claims are initially denied. Fortunately, however, there are several steps you can take to strengthen your disability claim -...
Tax season is here. Will I have to pay taxes on my SSD benefits?
Many disabled individuals are surprised to learn that their Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits may be taxable, depending on their situation. In fact, while Ohio doesn't tax SSD benefits at the state level, roughly one-third of all current beneficiaries will end...
I’m Applying For SSD Benefits. Does That Mean I Can’t Work?
Even though many people think they cannot work at all if they are applying for - or already receiving - Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits, that is simply not the case. In fact, as long as your monthly gross income is below a certain dollar amount, you may...
3 Myths about Social Security Disability benefits
Individuals who are injured or disabled and unable to work may be eligible for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. But the process of obtaining benefits is not always easy.There are many myths and misconceptions about Social Security Disability benefits. Let's...
What kind of medical information is necessary for an SSDI claim?
Many Ohioans who are contemplating filing a claim for disability benefits wonder about the kind of information they must supply in support of the claim. Supporting information for a disability claim falls into two broad categories: medical information and employment...
How much are you entitled to in Social Security benefits?
If you're applying for Social Security Disability, you need to have your Social Security number, birth certificate, case number and the names of your doctors ready. You will also need the address, name and phone number of any medical facility you attended for care....
