Most people applying for SSD benefits know that medical history plays a huge part in whether their application is accepted or not, but not many people realize that work history also plays a part.  It's obvious that your medical history will be taken into consideration when you are applying for SSD benefits, but too many

Is there anything you can do to get your Social Security disability decision faster? The Social Security disability application process can take months as it is, but even a simple mistake could extend those months into years. Unfortunately, many people who have a disability simply cannot afford to wait months or years to get the

A lack of general knowledge about Social Security disability (SSD) is a common mistake applicants make when applying for benefits.  Although millions of people get SSD benefits, the average American doesn't truly understand the program. That's why, in our last blog, our Social Security attorney in Louisville went over a couple of basic things that

Millions of people rely on Social Security disability benefits in the United States, yet many people don't truly understand it.  While we all love our retirement benefits, Social Security disability may be even more valuable for the average American. You can plan for retirement, but unfortunately, you can't usually predict an illness or an injury

Work history is more important than you might think for your SSD benefits.  The SSA looks at two main things when determining if someone should be approved for SSD benefits, medical history and work history. In our latest blog, our Social Security attorney in Louisville talked about why work history is so very important, so

Have you had a chance to read our Louisville Social Security attorney's latest blog yet? If you have, then you probably already have a deeper understanding than most about what SGA is and if you are engaging in it or not. Many people think that SGA is strictly about income, but there is a bit

When you apply for Social Security disability (SSD) benefits, the first thing the Social Security Administration (SSA) will look at is if you are currently working or not. Most people believe that you can't work at all if you want to receive SSD benefits, but that isn't true. While working full time will guarantee a