Melissa Linebaugh

J.D. · University of Baltimore School of Law

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Filing for Disability in Georgia: Social Security and SSI
In Georgia, a state agency called Disability Adjudication Services (DAS) decides if a disability applicant is disabled for the purpose of SSDI or SSI benefits.
When Are Disability Benefits Available for Congenital Heart Disease?
You can get disability benefits if you have congenital heart disease that causes cyanosis or severe functional limitations on your ability to work.
Can You Get Disability Benefits for Arrhythmia or Fibrillation?
If your arrhythmia causes you to faint regularly despite treatment, you may qualify for Social Security disability.
Disability Benefits for Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) or Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI)
It's difficult to qualify for disability due to thrombosis, unless it has led to chronic venous insufficiency (CVI).
Is Disability Available for Meniere's Disease?
A combination of vertigo, tinnitus, and hearing loss can make you eligible for Social Security disability benefits.
Filing for Social Security Disability in Wyoming
Learn about SSDi and SSI in Wyoming. Wyoming differs in the amount of SSI a person can receive.
Getting Disability by Arguing You Can't Even Do Sedentary Work
If you have physical or mental limitations that prevent you from doing even sit-down work, you should be approved for disability benefits.
Social Security Disability (SSDI & SSI) for Avascular Necrosis
If you can show that avascular necrosis prevents you from working, Social Security may find you disabled and pay cash benefits.
How Financial Aid, Grants, and Scholarships Are Treated for SSI Disability
Certain types of financial aid, scholarships, and grants will be ignored for purposes of SSI eligibility.
If I Need to Use a Wheelchair, Do I Automatically Get Disability?
You won't get Social Security or SSI disability benefits automatically just because you use a wheelchair, although needing a wheelchair may help you win your disability claim.