Since the SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) pandemic began back in March of 2020, there have been some changes to the process of how the Social Security Administration (SSA) determines eligibility for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). Indeed, these changes in this process may seem overwhelming to individuals who are considering applying for […]
The Lee Steinberg Law Firm helps individuals applying for Social Security Disability throughout Michigan. Our team of Social Security Disability lawyers can walk you through the process from beginning to end. We take on all kinds of cases, even the tough ones. Lee Steinberg Law Firm Case Review: Individual Was Denied Benefits Multiple Times Before […]
Key Points of This Article: So you have filed for Social Security Disability and received a denial letter. What do you do now? The answer is to appeal. Most initial applications are denied by the Social Security Administration. However, the success rate upon appealing the initial denial is much higher. Therefore it is important to […]
Synopsis About 8.8 million Americans depend on Social Security Disability support, but the wait to be approved can be too long for some Michiganders, and applicants sometimes won’t receive their decision until it is too late. The Social Security Administration has seen a considerable increase in the amount of initial and reconsideration disability claims since 2016. Those denied Social […]
Can I get disability benefits if I have never worked? You may be eligible for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits if you have limited income and resources. This is a cash assistance program for disabled adults and children with limited incomes, as well as person over 65 without disabilities. The attorneys at The Lee Steinberg […]
Can I work and file a claim for SSDI? Yes, you can work and file a claim for benefits. However, you cannot engage in substantial gainful activity (SGA). Simply put, if you work part time and your wages do not exceed the federal income limit, then you can qualify for disability benefits if you meet […]
Do I have to wait 12 months before I can apply for disability? No. An individual is not required to wait 12 months prior to filing a claim for disability. If you anticipate yourself being out of work for at least 12 months or longer or if your condition is terminal (may result in death), […]
How can I file an application for disability benefits? You can file an application for SSI, or both at your local social security field office. In order to maximize your chances of being approved at the initial application, please contact us at the Lee Steinberg Law Firm and we will assist you in filing the […]
Can a spouse and children receive benefits under the SSDI program? A worker’s spouse and children may be entitled to benefits in addition to those paid to the worker. The attorneys at The Lee Steinberg Law Firm can significantly increase your odds of success in your Social Security Disability claim. We see many clients who […]
What is the typical wait time for a decision at the Initial Application? The average wait time to receive a determination at the initial application is between 4-6 months, sometimes longer. If you have a question about Social Security benefits, or need help applying for benefits, please call us at 1-800-LEE-FREE or 1-800-533-3733 today. Our […]
