Stay up-to-date on important information on social security disability claims litigation.
Stay up-to-date on important information on social security disability claims litigation.
Disability & Personal Injury Cases
Getting hurt in a car, motorcycle, or trucking accident can put your life into a tailspin. You will get lots of mail from personal injury attorneys who can help you with the personal injury settlement. But once the settlement is over, what happens if you still can’t go back to […]
Can I File for My Social Security Disability?
At family gatherings or after church, I often get asked, “Can I file for my disability? I’ve got X Y Z going on and it’s getting harder to do my job.” My first question is always, “Have you stopped working?” Not everyone can put in a claim […]
What Does 70% Complete Mean for My Social Security Disability Claim?
It means essentially nothing when your account at Social Security tells you that they’re 30% or 70% or whatever finished reviewing your case. When I first heard they were doing this, I couldn’t believe it. I figured the client who told me about it must have been confused. It’s completely […]
Why You Need a Disability Lawyer for your Social Security Claim
Did you talk to Social Security and hear, “You don’t need a lawyer”? These are the people who will deny your claim. No lawyer means less hassle for their denials. Different law firms may give different experiences. Here, at Hall & Rouse, our attorneys and legal assistants are ready to […]
Are You Ashamed To Be Disabled?
There are many who think that everyone who files for Social Security disability benefits could really work if they wanted unless they were “truly disabled” by which they sort of mean “in a comma.” This leads to many disabled people feeling ashamed of themselves for being disabled. They think others […]
Are Social Security Disability Benefits Taxable?
Your Social Security disability benefits may be partially taxable. Like everything about the tax laws, it’s complicated. I’ll try to hit a couple of the most important parts.
Taxable Amounts
One-half of Title II Social Security benefits are taxable to the extent that the Social Security benefits, when added to the taxpayer’s […]
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