Your doctor's opinion can make a big difference in your Social Security disability case, but not all opinions are given the same weight. Without your doctor's opinion, you may not be approved for Social Security disability benefits, but just because your doctor says you are disabled, it doesn't necessarily mean that you'll be approved for

Avoid your own Social Security disability horror story by learning from other people's horror stories. Applying for Social Security disability benefits is much more complicated than many people think. There are so many ins and outs to the process, and many people have experienced their own personal horror stories while working their way through this

There are many Social Security disability horror stories out there, but luckily, you can learn from them. At Sullivan Law Office, we've offered Social Security help to many of our clients, and unfortunately, we've also heard many Social Security disability horror stories. The good news is that you can learn from many of these stories

The Social Security Administration (SSA) has its work cut out for it. Last year alone, there were 2,412,267 Social Security disability applications submitted. The majority of the applications filed are denied. Once denied, many claimants appeal the denials, and then they are sent to hearings, where their fate lies in the hands of Administrative Law

No matter which step of the Social Security disability application process you are on, checking the status of your claim is very important. Checking the status of your claim is incredibly important because it alerts you to any possible delays and any mistakes made by the Social Security Administration. At Sullivan Law Office, we are

It can be tempting to apply for Unemployment while waiting for your Social Security disability benefits. The Social Security disability application process can take months. Some have even had to wait two years to get their benefits! That is a long time to go without any income. One option may be to work while you

How do you stay afloat while you wait for your Social Security disability benefits to get approved? Whether you've already applied for Social Security disability benefits or you are thinking about applying, you should know that the application process can be a very long one. Additionally, if you are one of the 60 percent of