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Disability Benefits Legal Article Library: Learn About Social Security Disability Insurance Benefits And Veterans' Disability Benefits

Take control of your disability case by educating yourself about the process of securing benefits. We invite you to browse the articles below or check our frequently asked questions page for even more information. Still have questions about your Texas disability case? Give us a call and speak directly with an experienced attorney.

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Social Security Disability:

• Texas Disability Lawyers Share Four MORE Social Security Myths   
  The Texas disability lawyers at Morgan & Weisbrod debunk four more common Social Security disability benefits myths and let clients know the truth.
• Disability Lawyers in Dallas Share Five Social Security Myths   
  Disability lawyers in Dallas discuss four top Social Security disability benefits myths and let readers know where they can go to get advice about receiving benefits.
• Dallas Social Security Disability Attorney: Rural Texas Relies on Social Security Disability More than Urban Areas   
  A Dallas Social Security Disability Attorney discusses a new report about those in rural communities who rely on Social Security disability benefits for income.
• What Are Your Rights as a Disabled Texan?   
  What are your rights as a disabled American living in Texas? A Dallas disability benefits attorney explains the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990.
• Texas SSA Disability Benefits & Workers’ Compensation: Can You Get Both?   
  Can you receive Social Security disability benefits while also receiving workers’ compensation? A Dallas disability benefits attorney answers.
• Texas Social Security Disability Benefits and Stay-at-Home Moms   
  Can you receive Social Security disability benefits if you are a stay-at-home mom? Learn the answer from an experienced Dallas disability benefits attorney.
• Working & Disability: Learn About the SSA’s Trial Work Period   
  If you have a disability but are not sure if you are ready to return to work, you may wish to take advantage of Social Security’s trial work period.
• Understanding Your Social Security Disability Medical Condition Review   
  Those receiving Social Security disability benefits can expect to have their medical conditions reviewed periodically by a SSA disability examiner.
• The Four Ways Social Security Disability Benefits End   
  Social Security payments end in four ways: the recipient’s health improves, he returns to work, he reaches retirement age, or the recipient dies.
• Dallas Disability Lawyer: A Closer Look at Substantial Gainful Activity   
  In order to receive Social Security disability benefits, you must not be able to engage in Substantial Gainful Activity – but what exactly does that mean?
• A Closer Look at Disability & Employment: The Work Incentives Planning and Assistance (WIPA) Projects   
  The Social Security Administration’s WIPA program is designed to help disability beneficiaries to re-enter the workforce and find rewarding employment.
• Get WISE: The Work Incentives Seminar Events Program Explained   
  The Social Security Administration offers Work Incentive Seminar Events (WISE) to disability benefits recipients who have the ability to rejoin the workforce.
• Reporting Social Security Disability Fraud: Facts & Reminders   
  A Texas Social Security disability benefits attorney discusses what you need to know before reporting a case of Social Security disability fraud.
• Reporting Social Security Disability Fraud: Facts & Reminders   
  A Texas Social Security disability benefits attorney discusses what you need to know before reporting a case of Social Security disability fraud.
• Preparing For Your Social Security Disability Benefits Hearing   
  The Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) hearing of the SSDI disability process can be a stressful event - know what will happen and what you may be asked.
• Quick Disability Determination (QDD) Explained By A Texas Disability Benefits Lawyer   
  Quick Disability Determination is one of two Social Security disability benefits programs designed to fast track certain disability benefits applications.
• Is Your Disability On The List Of Compassionate Allowances?   
  The Social Security Administration has a lost of 100 "compassionate allowances" – conditions that are fast tracked for SSDI benefits review and approval.
• Hiring a Texas Disability Attorney? Ask These Questions First.   
  Before attending your initial meeting with a Houston disability attorney, review this list of questions to ask, as well as other tips on choosing your lawyer.
• Drug Or Alcohol Abuse & Your Texas Social Security Disability Claim   
  While it can be more difficult to secure Social Security disability benefits if you have a history of drugs and alcohol, it certainly possible.
• Social Security Disability Judge Approval Rates Vary Widely   
  While some SSA disability judges approve high rates of cases, others deny far more than usual. However, most agree judges should be given independence.
• An overview of the main reasons why you will be better off with our legal support.   
  There may be too much information on this website for you to remember and compare. In this overview we summarize the main specific reasons why Morgan & Weisbrod is uniquely placed to help you better than any other law firm in Texas. Take the time to read it.
• The first rate Social Security disability law firm in Texas   
  There are so many reasons why disability benefit claims can be denied, and we have experienced them all. If we represent you, whether for a first application or at any level of appeal, we will do the legwork, meet the deadlines and build your medical record with your doctor to make sure you are successful.
• Why was my Social Security Disability application denied?   
  If your application for Social Security Disability benefits has been denied, you should know that you are not alone. Also, there are a number of common reasons for denial that you can clarify in your appeal with the help of an experienced disability benefits attorney. Learn more from the Dallas Social Security Disability lawyers at Morgan & Weisbrod.
• If you have a right to disability benefits, we'll get them for you.   
  Living with disability is hard enough. Being denied the benefits that you are entitled to makes it unbearable. Don't let yourself be discouraged. Our attorneys can help you. Go through our home page and website, and contact us to explain what your case is all about.
• Can disability benefits be extended to my family?   
  Under certain conditions, you can pursue disability benefits not just for yourself, but also for other members of your family. This could be the case for children or for a spouse, if they qualify. Look at this web page for details and call us for assistance.
• Choosing the right path to your disability benefits.   
  You may know that your disability prevents you from working, but in order to qualify for benefits, your impairment must fall within the three pages long definition of disability by the Social Security Administration. From here, there are two ways to go forward.
• Can you hold to your job with crippling back pain?   
  If you suffer from irregular but serious back pain, you could be faced with two problems: how do you prove your injury, and how can you hold on to a job, even if at times you are fit to work? Learn more about back pain and spinal cord injuries and see how you can get disability benefits.
• How much can you work if you receive disability benefits?   
  Being declared disabled should not prevent you from looking for work and other activities, because they can be very beneficial and rewarding. But the Social Security Administration will limit the amount of money you can earn. Read here all the details.
• The advantage of being over 50.   
  Having lost your ability to do your usual work because of illness or injury, you may find it very difficult to find or adjust to a new job because you are over 50. Fortunately, you may be able to qualify for disability benefits based on your age, experience and education. Contact our office for detailed information.
• Benefits denied? Give it another try, with the right support.   
  Don't give up if you have applied unsuccessfully for disability benefits. The reason for that lies probably with the process, not with your incapacitating condition. Our attorneys have a unique, unmatched experience in the four levels of administrative appeal. Call us without delay, for the time to file an appeal may be running out.
• You can't afford the medical exams, tests and treatment? Talk to us.   
  The cornerstone of your application for disability benefits is your medical record, complete with tests, exams, and proof of regular treatment. But medical care is so expensive and you may have lost your health care insurance. There are ways around this, and we would like to talk about them.
• Find detailed descriptions and requirements about the impairment that affects your condition.   
  You can be linked here to the Social Security Administration disability evaluation web pages, giving you all the information to find the precise impairment matching your condition. Find out how they describe the impairment and what their requirements are.
• We will work with your Doctor to make sure you have the medical record that will get your disability benefits.   
  What is in your medical record is crucial. Any contradiction or lack of evidence could bring your application to a stop. This is why we want to work with your physician to make sure the elements of your record are the ones the Social Security wants to see in order to approve your application.
• Understanding the Social Security Disability application process.   
  People who are burdened with impairment and are unable to work often face the additional challenge of applying for disability benefits with the Social Security Administration. This process is long, complex, frustrating and often ends up in failure. We want to help and have decades of experience on how to help.
• If you are in dire need of your benefits, we can get things moving.   
  Sometimes, things get from bad to worse. You could be facing foreclosure or homeless, or your medical condition is becoming extremely serious. You need your benefits now. There is a way to apply for an expedited hearing in case of dire need. If approved, your benefits could be granted quickly. Call us to know more.
• If I enter a job retraining program, does that help or hurt my disability benefits application?   
  You may have lost your ability to do your usual job, but could envision another type of work, if you were trained for it. The Morgan & Weisbrod attorneys would advise you to participate in a job retraining program, if you are able to do so. Find out here the reasons why.
• Going for the top choice when selecting a lawyer won't cost you more.   
  Every disability benefits lawyer in Texas is subject to the same Social Security rules regarding the fees they may charge. This is an excellent reason for choosing the law firm with the largest experience, an outstanding reputation, the widest and most personal service and unmatched results.
• What happens if you have not worked long enough to qualify for Social Security benefits?   
  Some people have not contributed to Social Security long enough to qualify for disability benefits. Through the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) you may be able to receive a monthly cash allowance and Medicaid coverage. Contact our attorneys for more information.
• What happens when you are crippled by chronic fatigue, pain and other hard to measure conditions?   
  Many people suffer from chronic fatigue or pain and while the symptoms are real and debilitating, they do not show up on scans or other medical tests. We know how to apply for disability benefits in these cases and how the Social Security Administration will evaluate your condition. Call us to discuss your case.
• How does the Social Security Administration define "disability", and what are the types of benefits?   
  For the Social Security Administration (SSA) in order to be considered "disabled" you must be medically, psychologically psychiatrically impaired in such a way that you are prevented from working for at least one year. Call us to learn more about the two main types of benefits you may be eligible for.
• In our information center you will find all you need to know about disability benefits and the application process.   
  Take advantage of the free resources on this website. A wealth of first-hand information and clear overviews are at your disposal covering the disability, the benefits, the application process, the decision and appeal. Read this information first so you know how to formulate your next questions.
• Choosing the right lawyer to represent you is critical to securing your benefits. Find out why.   
  By law, you will be charged the same fees by any law firm representing you in a Social Security disability application or hearing. This allows you to choose the best law firm for you. Read here what "the best" means and how you should make your decision.
• If we represent your case, what can you expect from Morgan & Weisbrod?   
  You are in dire need of help and must secure your disability benefits as soon as possibly can. If you were to choose our law firm, we explain here what you can expect from us, along all the steps of the application or appeal process.
• How are you supposed to get medical insurance if you can't work?   
  People with disability are mostly unable to work and this leaves them with two major problems: a dire financial situation and no medical insurance. We can assist you in getting healthcare coverage for you, through Social Security or Veterans Affairs. Call us now for a free consultation.