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An Ocala Social Security Disability Law Office Attorney Discusses Treatment History
Posted in Claims
In the paragraphs below, an experienced Ocala Social Security disability law office attorney explains the importance of your treatment history. Role of Your Medical Records Medical records document ...
read moreCan I Receive Social Security Benefits?
Posted in Blog
Regardless of the result, a medical diagnosis alone is not enough to render you eligible for Social Security disability benefits. As long as you and your Ocala Florida Social Security disability lawye...
read moreOcala Social Security Disability Lawyer Explains How Inflammatory Bowel Disease May Qualify for Disability Benefits
Posted in Benefits
Ocala Social Security disability lawyers are familiar with Social Security disability claims involving common digestive impairments such as abdominal distress, diarrhea and fecal incontinence. Some of...
read moreCommon issues in Florida Social Security disability claims involving alcoholics and drug addicts
Posted in Disability Claims
Separating mental impairments resulting from addiction from mental impairments not caused by addiction It is particularly helpful to have an experienced disability lawyer assist you with your Florida...
read moreMental limitations and your ability to adapt to new work
Posted in Disability Claims
The Social Security Administration will need to determine your mental residual functional capacity or RFC if you have a mental disorder. This involves an evaluation of the extent to which your mental ...
read moreCan you do other work? The Medical Vocational Guidelines and non-exertional limitations
Posted in Claims
To qualify for Florida Social Security disability benefits, you will probably need to prove to the Social Security Administration that you cannot do “past relevant work” (i.e., the easiest job you...
read moreAre you 55 or older? Proving you are disabled is a little easier
Posted in Appeal
Most applicants for Florida Social Security disability benefits must show that they can no longer perform work they had previously done and that they cannot do any other work. In determining whether a...
read moreClaimants under 50: Proving you cannot do sedentary work
Posted in Back Pain
Standing, walking, and sitting limitations If you are under the age of 50, you will probably need to convince the Social Security Administration that you cannot perform most sedentary jobs to win ben...
read moreRequirements for Your Doctor’s Opinion to Be Controlling
Posted in Blog
If three requirements are met, the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) must give your treating doctor’s opinion controlling weight,which means he will adopt your doctor’s opinion regarding the extent o...
read moreWhat is the difference between Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI)?
Posted in Blog
The Social Security Administration manages two programs that provide benefits based on disability or blindness: the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program and the Supplemental Security ...
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