Discover informational blog pieces to help with your SSDI process in New Mexico.
Unfortunately, once a lawsuit is filed in a federal district court and a decision is made to affirm Social Security’s denial of your claim, the decision the federal district judge puts forth is usually considered final. Also, if you fail to appeal an unfavorable decision at the lower levels of…
Applying for Social Security disability, appealing a denial, and navigating the landscape of Social Security benefits can be an incredibly complex task. This daunting task is compounded when multiple family members, e.g., two spouses, receive disability benefits or are applying for SSDI benefits. There are special case scenarios and circumstances…
If you recently received a favorable outcome for your claim or are curious about the duration of your SSDI payments, you will be happy to know that in most instances, they will last until retirement as long as you are still disabled and unable to work due to your disability….
The Short Answer: Unfortunately, if you have never worked, you are ineligible for SSDI. Social Security Disability Insurance, known as SSDI, is a federal program that provides monthly payments to individuals with impairments that prevent them from working for at least 12 months. Unfortunately, this benefit is hard to obtain,…
Due to the lengthy process of pursuing an SSDI claim, an individual can go a considerable period without disability benefits while waiting. Many unrepresented filers find themselves navigating the hurdles of their claim overwhelming. It is not uncommon for these individuals to find themselves frustrated and exhausted — or to…
Work With Compassionate And Diligent Attorneys Who Are The Best SSI And SSDI Counsel For Your Case In Albuquerque Facing SSDI and SSI cases in a courtroom alone can be stressful and confusing. Without having someone on your side who understands the process, it might mean that you’re unable to…
Social Security Disability Insurance, or SSDI, is a federal program that provides monthly cash payments to individuals who can’t work because of a physical or mental disability. However, not all disabled people are eligible for SSDI benefits. Only those who have paid taxes into the Social Security system over a…
Receiving notice that your application for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) has been denied should not dissuade you from pursuing the benefits you deserve. You are still able to challenge that denial at an SSDI hearing – a judicial proceeding typically held inside an office building or dedicated hearing center….
As discussed in our SSI and SSDI timeframe, there are many stages to the Social Security Disability process that can take quite a considerable amount of time. Typically, most people are denied after their initial application and after a reconsideration appeal. At the hearing level, and often with the assistance…
When your medical conditions prevent you from being able to work, you should consider applying for SSI right away if you believe you qualify for Supplemental Security Income. There are many reasons to apply as soon as you are unable to work, which include the following: Medical Records Are Vital…