Ohio Social Security Disability And SSI Legal Blog
Losing a loved one is never easy. The emotional pain and grief after the event can be overwhelming, and the financial uncertainty that follows can be just as daunting. However, those who lost a loved one may get financial relief from the Social Security Administration...
People who apply for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) from the Social Security Administration (SSA) must have a condition that meets the SSA’s definition of a disability. This means that the condition will either eventually cause the person to die or will...
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) may seem similar and tend to confuse many, with most assuming these two mean the same thing. While the Social Security Administration (SSA) manages both programs, SSI and SSDI are two...
Raising a child with a disability can be challenging, both emotionally and financially. As your child grows into adulthood, you might wonder if they qualify for additional support through Disabled Adult Child (DAC) benefits. Checking eligibility for DAC benefits The...
Life is unpredictable and can sometimes present sudden, unfortunate circumstances. You might fall ill, develop a disability and find yourself unable to work because of such illness or disability. In such situations, being unable to claim disability insurance can lead...
If you have lost your spouse and have a disability, you may qualify for disabled widow and widower benefits through Social Security. These benefits can provide much-needed financial support while you go through challenging times. Below are the eligibility requirements...
Exposure to loud noises in the workplace can lead to hearing loss. This phenomenon is particularly common in industrial settings, construction work and manufacturing. Prolonged exposure to noise, even if it’s not overbearingly loud, can still cause permanent damage....
Losing your spouse can be devastating in many ways. The death of a spouse can be financially challenging, especially if the deceased was the primary breadwinner in your family. Losing a source of income can make things more difficult for someone who is already dealing...
Surviving family members can receive benefits through Social Security based on the deceased's earnings before passing away. Immediate family members can expect to be eligible for these entitlements, but there are times when the former spouse can also qualify....
One of the scariest things that can happen to you is losing the ability to work. When this happens, you may no longer be capable of providing for your family. This is especially tragic if you need to stop working due to medical reasons. If you have a serious medical...
