Category: Criminal Law

If a worker dies and he or she leaves behind children, their surviving children may be entitled to what’s called “child’s insurance benefits.” In order

Suppose you are disabled and you’ve come to the conclusion that your medical condition keeps you from working and earning a living. If that’s the

Once you’re approved for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits, your medical condition has to be reviewed periodically to see if you still qualify. If you

When people apply for Social Security Disability benefits, the Social Security Administration (SSA) is going to want to know if the applicant can: 1) perform

Do you have a disability that’s making it difficult or impossible for you to work? If you are divorced, between the ages of 50 and

Did you recently become disabled to the point where you were not able to work and earn a living? If so, you may be feeling

When it comes to paying into the Social Security program for retirement and disability benefits, most people who pay the Social Security tax happen to

When people apply for disability, “approval for benefits” is based on a few factors. One, the person’s medical condition must meet the Social Security Administration’s

Are you applying for Social Security Disability or Supplemental Security Income benefits? If so, and you are approved, you’re going to want to know how

You’ve probably heard about Medicare, but you may not know what it is exactly. Our government created Medicare so people age 65 and older would