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FIVE Steps to Social Security Disability Determination

FIVE Steps to Your Social Security Disability Determination 1. STEP ONE: Are you performing substantial gainful activity (working)? What does “substantial gainful activity” (SGA) mean? This means that you have worked and earned money during the time prior to your disability. Substantial: Work that requires significant physical or mental activities. Gainful: work that you do

Remove Ex-Spouse’s Name from Title of House

How to Remove Ex-Spouse’s Name from the Title of Your House You were awarded the house in your divorce, and now you need to sell it.  However, you have a problem.  Your ex-spouse’s name is on the title, and it must be removed before you can sell the house.  Now what? This is a very

Filing an Action for Quiet Title in Arkansas

How to File an Action for Quiet Title in Arkansas: Please note: the steps provided here are for informational purposes, only. Most Action to Quiet Title cases are complicated and require the assistance of an experienced real estate attorney. 1. Begin by filing a petition entitled “Action for Quiet Title” with the clerk of the circuit

Miss your Social Security Disability deadline to appeal?

Deadline to Appeal If your Social Security Disability (“SSD”) claim was denied and you miss the 60 day deadline to appeal, you have to start all over with the application process. If you had a good reason for missing the deadline (ie: you were in a coma when the deadline passed), then the Social Security

About Social Security Disability Representatives

Social Security Disability Representatives If you are disabled, you may be suffering from pain or fatigue and jumping through Social Security Disability (“SSD”) hoops just isn’t going to work for you. Because the process of acquiring SSD benefits is often drawn-out, complicated, and frustrating, the Social Security Administration (“SSA”) allows you to appoint a Social Security

Your SSD Claim was Denied? Now What?

Your SSD Claim was Denied.  Now what? You gathered records, filled out the application for Social Security Disability, and waited for an answer… Then, you receive a letter from Social Security saying that you have been DENIED benefits because you are NOT too disabled to work?! Claim denied. You know that you can’t work on

Online Payments

Online Payments Welcome to our online service, where it’s easy to make a payment! Enter your name or matter number Click on the “Pay Now” button, below. You will be taken to a different screen: Enter the amount that you are paying, hit enter. Pay using your credit card, debit card, or PayPal account. Choose “PayPal Credit”

MS and Social Security Disability – A Guide for Doctors

Dear Doctor: The Social Security Administration (SSA) views the opinion of a treating doctor as extremely valuable in a disability claim.  Your MS patient needs you to provide an opinion based on your understanding of your patient’s symptoms and knowledge of your patient’s impairments. In this guide you will find: (1) an overview of the

MS Cognitive Impairment and Social Security Disability

MS Cognitive Impairment and SSD: Multiple Sclerosis is widely known for the physical debilitation that it causes people with MS.  However, many patients experience even more than physical debilitation. They also suffer from cognitive impairment. Cognitive impairment occurs in up to 65 percent of people with MS and substantially impacts the lives of patients with

Multiple Sclerosis and Social Security Disability

Multiple Sclerosis: Many Social Security Disability claimants struggle with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). SSD Criteria What is the Social Security Administration (SSA) looking for when deciding whether your MS qualifies you for benefits?  SSA wants to know about your: 1. Motor Function Do you suffer from a disorganization of motor function in two extremities that has