There are several key requirements you must meet in order to be eligible to receive Social Security Disability benefits. One such requirement is that you must have worked a certain amount of time in jobs that are covered by Social Security. In fact, the actual benefit payment you receive every month will largely depend on […]
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Potential Roadblocks to COVID-19 Treatment for the Disabled
Q: Will the disabled be passed over if COVID-19 treatment resources are limited? Disability attorneys of Arizona are dedicated to helping disabled people get the disability benefits they deserve. Applying for Social Security disability benefits is generally a time-consuming and complex process in which approximately 2/3 of initial applications get denied. So, many people opt […]
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Litigation Rising on Behalf of Disabled Over Non-ADA Compliant Websites
Q: Do websites have to accommodate disabled users? Disability attorneys of Arizona understand the many barriers that the disabled face on a daily basis and work to help them access Federal Social Security disability benefits. Applying for disability benefits is a complex process and two-thirds of initial applications are denied. Trusting your application for benefits […]
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When Pigs Fly: Changing the Service Animal Definition on Airplanes
Q: What service animals can I bring on a plane? Getting through the arduous process of applying for disability benefits is faster and easier with the assistance of a skilled Arizona disability benefits attorney. Qualifying for Social Security disability benefits means meeting the federal government’s definition of being “disabled” which is “suffering from a physical […]
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How Do I Appeal a Denial of My Social Security Disability Claim?
The Social Security Administration (SSA) reviews applications for disability benefits under SSI and SSDI. SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance) and SSI (Supplemental Security Income) provide benefits for disabled individuals in the United States. Denials of Social Security disability claims are common. An Arizona disability benefits attorney can help you appeal your denial of disability benefits […]
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Down Syndrome & Social Security Disability Benefits
Q: Is Down Syndrome a qualifying impairment for disability benefits? The federal government offers two different disability benefits programs, both administered through the Social Security Administration “SSA”. The first program, Social Security Disability Insurance or “SSDI”, is available to disabled people who can satisfy the work history requirements, regardless of their financial status. The second […]
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Solving Transportation Issues for the Disabled
Q: How can disabled people get to and from job interviews or work? Disability attorneys of Arizona help disabled individuals and their family members access the disability benefits they deserve. The federal government offers two different disability benefits programs – Social Security Disability Insurance (“SSDI”) and Supplemental Security Income (“SSI”). The former is available to […]
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Three Options for Disabled Adult Child Benefits
Q: What Social Security benefits may a disabled adult child be entitled to? Universally, parents of disabled children fear dying as they worry who will become caretakers of their disabled child after they are gone. Parents often age quicker and become sick themselves trying to keep up with the caregiving demands of their special needs […]
Read MoreLosing Your Disability Benefits
Q: What should you do if you are losing your disability benefits? Disability Attorneys of Arizona is dedicated to helping clients and their families access federal Social Security disability benefits in their time of need. If you are fearful of losing your disability benefits, you may need the help of an experienced social security disability […]
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The Impact of Legally-Assisted Suicide on the Disabled
Q: How would legally-assisted suicide impact the disabled? Arizona disability benefits attorneys help a wide range of suffering people and their families access available government benefits. The two federal government disability benefits programs are Social Security Disability Insurance (“SSDI”) and Supplemental Security Income (“SSI”). While the former requires a certain work history and work credits […]
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