How Many Times Can You Apply for Social Security Disability Benefits?
The Social Security Administration (SSA) denies many initial applications for disability benefits. This may cause some applicants to consider appealing or applying again. However, they might also wonder if there is a limit on the number of times they can apply. In this blog, Sigman Janssen answers the question of how many times you can […]
Read MoreHow Social Media Posts Could Affect Your Social Security Disability Application
Claims examiners used to ignore disability applicants’ social media profiles unless they were looking for evidence of fraud. Typically, they would not review social posts unless they already had questions about a claim. Things changed in 2020 when the Social Security Administration announced that disability adjudicators could expand their social media monitoring. They could look […]
Read MoreHow Your Job Skill Level May Affect Your Eligibility For Social Security Disability
Many factors are considered when determining your eligibility for Social Security Disability benefits. However, you could divide things into two main categories: your medical issues and your employment history. One of the most important considerations for your employment history is the skills you have acquired. Do the skills you have still allow you to do […]
Read MoreHow Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income Will Change in 2024
Each year, the Social Security Administration makes changes to Social Security disability benefits. For example, each year there is a cost-of-living increase. There are also changes to income limits and modifications to Supplemental Security Income. Sigman Janssen has compiled a helpful guide to the changes taking effect in 2024. It is important to stay updated […]
Read MoreWhat Mistakes Do People Make When Applying for SSDI Benefits in Wisconsin?
There are many reasons why the Social Security Administration (SSA) denies applications for Social Security Disability benefits. Most often, people make a variety of critical mistakes when completing their applications. Sigman Janssen has compiled a list of some of the most common mistakes people make on their applications. Our Appleton Social Security Disability Lawyers have […]
Read MoreI Was Diagnosed With Lyme Disease. Can I Get Social Security Disability Benefits?
Lyme disease is a debilitating condition that can make it so victims are unable to continue working. Without income from work, the out-of-pocket costs of treatment create a financial crisis for victims and their families. If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with Lyme disease and can no longer work, our Green Bay […]
Read MoreCan You Get Social Security Disability if You Have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?
Are you one of the hundreds of thousands of Americans suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome? This debilitating condition can prevent people from working, spending time with their family or engaging in many other activities they want to enjoy. Sometimes the fatigue is so severe people cannot get up out of bed and trying to push […]
Read MoreCan You Obtain Social Security Disability Benefits After Suffering a Stroke?
A stroke can cause a wide variety of physical, psychological and behavioral problems that make everyday life much more challenging. These issues can also prevent the victim from being able to work. If you or a loved one suffered a stroke, you should consider applying for Social Security Disability. Stroke victims may qualify for benefits […]
Read MoreApplying For Social Security Disability Benefits For Leukemia
Like many other types of cancer, leukemia can make it much more difficult to work and engage in the everyday activities you used to take for granted. If you have been diagnosed with this condition and are unable to work, you may qualify for Social Security Disability benefits. Below, Sigman Janssen’s Oshkosh Social Security Disability […]
Read MoreWhen Could a Spinal Cord Injury Qualify for Social Security Disability Benefits?
Spinal cord injuries have devastating consequences for victims, from the loss of mobility to circulation and respiratory issues. Many people who suffer a spinal cord injury need Social Security Disability benefits because they are unable to work. Despite the severity of the injury, you need to prove your injury meets certain criteria to qualify for […]
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