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By now you’ve likely figured out that nearly every component of the Social Security disability application process involves a lot of waiting and patience. One of those first steps that might involve quite a bit of waiting is the Medicaid application process. Your medical record is an important part of your disability application, so pursuing […]

After the many pandemic pauses, student loan borrowers have begun accruing interest on September 1, 2023. In addition to interest restarting, payments will start once again for borrowers on October 1, 2023. Due to continuously high inflation costs, it’s understandable why many borrowers are concerned about these payments, especially if you’re on a fixed income […]

Within the realm of disability law and the Social Security Administration, there’s a group of decision-makers known as Administrative Law Judges (ALJs). These judges hold the responsibility of determining whether individuals qualify for disability benefits, a process that can sometimes involve hearings. Let’s explore this intricate world and delve into the question: Can an ALJ […]

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), passed on July 26, 1990, was a landmark legislation that further advanced the rights of people with disabilities by prohibiting discrimination and ensuring equal access to public spaces, transportation, employment, and other essential services. The month of July is now Disability Pride Month, and for over 30 years has […]

  Living with a mental health disorder is challenging, especially if you are trying to work full-time. If you feel your mental health prevents you from sufficiently finishing your job duties, then it’s time to consider supplemental income. Our experts have provided a short guide to learn more about mental health short term disability benefits. […]