How Much Is the Minimum Social Security Benefit?
The answer to this question depends on which type of Social Security program you’re applying for and your specific circumstances. At The Keener Law Firm, we’ve spent decades helping clients across the nation understand their Social Security disability rights and securing the benefits they deserve. Our extensive experience in disability law has shown us that
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Are Undocumented Immigrants Eligible for Social Security Benefits?
No, undocumented immigrants are not eligible to receive Social Security benefits. Federal law generally requires legal work authorization to receive Social Security benefits. However, if an undocumented immigrant obtains legal status, and is legally able to work, then their contributions into the Social Security system can entitle them to earn certain benefits. Can Undocumented Immigrants
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Georgia Medicaid: Disabilities That Qualify for Coverage
Georgia Medicaid provides essential healthcare coverage for individuals with qualifying disabilities who meet specific income and resource requirements. The state follows federal guidelines while also implementing its own eligibility criteria. This creates a complex system determining which disabilities qualify for coverage and what documentation applicants need to prove eligibility. The Keener Law Firm has extensive
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Medicare Eligibility Under 65: Disabilities That Qualify
Most people think Medicare is only for those 65 and older, but that’s not the case. If you have certain disabilities, you can qualify for Medicare coverage well before your 65th birthday. Understanding which conditions qualify and how the process works can help you access the healthcare coverage you need. At The Keener Law Firm,
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How Much Financial Help Can You Get for a Mental Health Disability?
Mental health disabilities can qualify for the same Social Security disability benefits as physical impairments, with monthly payments ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars depending on your work history and the type of benefits you receive. The amount you can receive for mental health disability depends on whether you qualify for Social Security Disability
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Is Diabetes Considered a Disability by the SSA?
Yes, diabetes does qualify as a disability under Social Security Administration guidelines. But approval depends on how severely your condition affects your daily life and ability to work. At The Keener Law Firm, we’ve helped thousands of clients through the Social Security Disability process. So, we understand that this straightforward answer leads to many more
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Collecting Disability Benefits Outside the United States
U.S. citizens who qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) can continue receiving their monthly benefits even when living outside the United States. The Social Security Administration (SSA) continues payments to eligible beneficiaries living in most foreign countries. However, your ongoing eligibility and ability to receive those payments depends on several factors, including which country
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Working While on Social Security Disability: What You Need to Know
Yes, you can work while receiving Social Security Disability—but it depends on how much you earn and which disability program you’re on. The Social Security Administration (SSA) allows limited work activity under both the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs. That said, the rules are different depending on the type
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How Long Does It Take to Get Approved for Disability?
Getting approved for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits often takes longer than most people expect. While some applicants are approved quickly at the initial stage, many face delays due to processing backlogs, paperwork requirements, or denials that must be appealed. The Keener Law Firm has worked with clients across
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Social Security Disability Eligibility If You’ve Never Worked
Can qualify for Social Security Disability benefits if you never worked or paid into the Social Security system? The answer depends on which program you’re applying for: Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Here’s a breakdown of how each program works and who is eligible for benefits, even without a work
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