Texas Disability Benefits Legal Blog: Read About Social Security Disability Law, Veterans’ Disability Rights, And Other News All In One Place

From everyone here at Morgan & Weisbrod, we thank you for your service. Our nation in is debt to you for all you have given for our safety and prosperity. We salute you.

There were 19.2 million veterans in the U.S. in 2018--approximately 8 percent of the civilian population.

Analysts score the bill similarly, but financial effects vary dramatically

If you take early Social Security, you start collecting retirement benefits before you reach full retirement age. That's age 66 or 67, depending on the year you were born.

No one's canceling your social security number. IRS sends scam warning. The IRS says the scam urges you to return a robocall voicemail.

Every day, 10,000 or so baby boomers are turning 65. Some of you have probably already retired. Many are likely counting the days until they can leave the full-time workforce. For many of you, Social Security will be a major part of your retirement income. With that in mind, it is important to know how Social Security will be changing for 2020.

Happy Anniversary to Kyle Sturdivant who celebrated his 20th anniversary with Morgan & Weisbrod...

The cost of living adjustment takes effect in January

The Veterans Law Blog is pleased to present another first – this is the first time that I am aware that a blog has interviewed a Board of Veterans Appeals Judge – giving Veterans a better glimpse into how the BVA Hearing process works.

Maybe it's the sign of the times, but I've been getting a lot of emails recently from senior citizens asking if they can get Social Security disability benefits. The answer depends on a variety of factors. It can get a little complicated.