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If your medical disability has lasted for 12 months, you might qualify for Social Security disability benefits. You might also qualify if your disability is expected to last for 12 months. This 12-month duration is one of the required conditions for qualifying for disability benefits. Find out what you should […]
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Submitting medical records to the Social Security Administration While your claim for Social Security Disability is in its “paper stage” (prior to your request for hearing), your records are sent from the local office to any one of the five file assembly sites in Florida where the medical records are kept […]
Mike Murburg discusses why he became a Social Security Disability Attorney.
Veteran Eligibility for Social Security Benefits Military employees have been paying into Social Security since 1957. Along with civilian workers, veterans also have the right to receive Social Security benefits and might even be entitled to additional payments because of their military status. Our Tampa Social Security disability attorney can […]
Sequential Evaluation Process If you have applied for Social Security disability benefits, your St. Petersburg Social Security disability attorney will likely discuss the sequential evaluation process with you. The Social Security Administration utilizes a five-step evaluation to assess whether your impairment rises to the level of being a disability that […]