Filing for Social Security Disability can be confusing, intimidating and even a bit embarrassing. The terminology and process can confuse anyone. Knisley Law Offices wants you to know some of the basics you’ll need to file for SSDI. Knowing these basics will help take some of the stress out of the process, as well as, make sure you understand what the Social Security Administration needs to complete your case.
5 Most Common Reasons Social Security Claims Are Denied
Filing a Social Security Disability claim can be an intimidating process. Even if you do everything right, your claim can still be denied. Only about one third of initial claims are approved. Knisley Law Offices wants you to know some of the most common reasons Social Security denies claims, what you can do to give your initial claim the best shot, and also how to fight a denial and win on appeal.
How Self-Employed Individuals Can Still Get SSDI Benefits
The Social Security Disability claim system is challenging no matter where you were employed before your disability. Furthermore, if you become disabled, while running your own business or being an independent contractor; the process becomes even more complicated. Knisley Law Offices, however, wants you to know that receiving Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) is still possible for you, and they want to teach you how to give your claim the best chance at success after years of paying into SSDI as a self-employed worker.
Medical Evidence You Must Provide to Win A Social Security Disability Claim
Everyone knows the legal system can be complicated. Whether you are dealing with an issue big or small, any legal component can take a long time and require a lot of effort. Usually, the complicated legal system can be beneficial because it ensures the fair results that we want and deserve. However, there are certain situations when the burden of evidence and the ins and outs of the legal system come at a bad time.