Diana Chaikin

Attorney · Seattle University School of Law

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How to Appeal a Denial of a Request for Waiver of an Overpayment
If Social Security denies your request to waive an overpayment, then your next step depends on whether you are receiving SSI or SSDI.
Applying for Disability When You're Under Age 50
If you are under the age of 50 when you apply for disability, it will be much harder for you to win your claim than for an older person. However, there are some tactics you can use to increase your chances of being approved.
Using the Medical-Vocational Grid Rules to Get Disability at Age 50-54
When you apply for disability, Social Security may refer to the “grid rules” for applicants between certain ages to decide if you are disabled.
How the SSA Uses the Medical-Vocational Grid Rules to Determine Disability
Social Security uses a grid of medical-vocational rules to determine whether applicants over 50 should be found disabled.
How a “Disability Statement” Can Help You Get Social Security Benefits
Writing a Disability Statement in your own words might increase your chances of having Social Security understand why you can’t work.
Can You Get Social Security Disability for Breast Cancer?
You might qualify for Social Security disability if your breast cancer prevents you from working.
Applying for Social Security Disability in Wisconsin
If you live in Wisconsin and are unable to work for at least a year, you could be eligible for Social Security disability (SSD) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits.
Can You Get Disability Benefits for Asthma?
Those who suffer from frequent and severe asthma attacks that can't be controlled with medication may get Social Security disability benefits.
Filing for Disability in North Carolina
When you file for Social Security disability in North Carolina, a state agency decides whether you are disabled, even though SSDI and SSI are federal programs.
How to Apply for Disability in Virginia
Virginia Disability Determination Services approves 44% of the initial disability applications it sees.