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Following a year of limited activities due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s been nice to see things start to open up again as we enter the summer of 2021. And one of our favorite traditions in the Milwaukee area – the Fourth of July Fireworks and Parades – are kicking off again after missing 2020. … Read more

There isn’t much we can do to properly repay the veterans who have served our country so proudly. For those who are unable to work due to their service, there are benefits available from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). These benefits are often a lifesaver for veterans and their families with little to no… Read more

An alarming number of Americans suffer from anxiety – many of them dealing with it in private. Anxiety affects 40 million adults in the United States, equating to approximately 18% of the population.  For many, anxiety can affect their daily lives by making it harder to do even elemental tasks. This may also include essential… Read more

In the United States, millions of people currently receive social security disability insurance (SSDI). The benefits for SSDI exist for individuals who are no longer able to work due to a physical or mental disability. While this seems like a cut and dried process on the surface, there are quite a few stipulations that go… Read more

Nearly eight percent of all adults in the United States report persistent or chronic back pain. For many, the pain and limitations are so severe that they cannot perform the duties of their jobs.  When someone cannot work for an extended period, they may qualify for social security disability benefits (SSDI). Back pain is a… Read more

There are life events that happen that may cause you to come into a sum of money. Whether it be from an inheritance, legal matter, lottery winnings, or another fortunate scenario, it’s important to assess your situation when it happens. For example, if you are currently on Supplemental Security Income (SSI), an increase in overall… Read more

If you’ve suffered an injury that will keep you out of work for at least 12 months – potentially much longer – you may qualify for social security disability (SSDI). The SSDI benefits you could receive are based on how much you have paid into the system through the years. The more extensive your work… Read more

When you need social security benefits, time is of the essence. Having a disability that no longer allows you to work a steady job means that your usual flow of money is not coming in. Getting approved and receiving social security disability (SSDI) benefits is vital.  Due to the sensitive time aspect of SSDI benefits,… Read more

Medical Source Statement from a Doctor Can Help with Approval Applying for social security disability benefits can be a complex process, which isn’t helpful to someone in need. Having an attorney assist with the process from the start – or if you’ve been denied benefits – can significantly increase the chances of being approved.  Your… Read more