Robyn M. Rebers LLC | Social Security Disability Blog
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Hello, I'm Robyn M. Rebers. I opened my own law practice, Robyn M. Rebers LLC, to assist people who can't work because of a disability. My practice is devoted 100% to Social Security Disability. With 15 years of exclusive focus in Social Security law, I handle even the most difficult disability claims. My job is to help you show the Social Security Administration the extent of your disability..
Robyn M. Rebers LLC | Social Security Disability Blog
2M ago
If you or a loved one receives Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) in Oregon, you may wonder whether back pay for your child’s auxiliary benefits is included. Understanding how SSDI back pay works and how it applies to your child’s benefits is crucial to understanding your full benefits. What are auxiliary benefits? Auxiliary benefits provide additional payments to the family members of an SSDI recipient. These benefits can include payments to spouses, children, and in some cases, dependent parents. For children, these benefits offer financial support to cover living expenses, educatio ..read more
Robyn M. Rebers LLC | Social Security Disability Blog
5M ago
Myasthenia gravis is a long-term health condition that makes muscles weak and tired easily. People with this illness often find it hard to get Social Security Disability Insurance and to keep these benefits once they have them. The process requires strict checks and ongoing proof of disability, which can be overwhelming and stressful. Knowing the rules for SSDI To qualify for SSDI, someone with myasthenia gravis needs to meet specific medical standards that the Social Security Administration sets. The SSA uses a medical guide called the Blue Book, which shows the symptoms and test results need ..read more
Robyn M. Rebers LLC | Social Security Disability Blog
9M ago
Living with multiple sclerosis poses unique challenges, particularly when it comes to maintaining employment and financial stability. The Social Security Administration evaluates disability claims based on the severity of impairments and their impact on an individual’s ability to work. MS, being a chronic and unpredictable condition, can significantly affect daily functioning. Individuals dealing with the unpredictable nature of MS flare-ups may find it affects their eligibility for SSDI. 1. Document flare-up symptoms When applying for SSDI benefits, providing comprehensive documentation of MS ..read more
Robyn M. Rebers LLC | Social Security Disability Blog
1y ago
In 2022, the Social Security Administration paid disability benefits to more than 8.9 million people. For individuals who became disabled before turning 22, Social Security Disability benefits can serve as a lifeline. These benefits offer essential financial support and access to important resources. It is important for those who may qualify to understand the eligibility criteria and application procedure. Eligibility The SSA extends benefits to disabled adults as Disabled Adult Children. Their eligibility depends on their parents’ Social Security records. To qualify for DAC benefits, a person ..read more
Robyn M. Rebers LLC | Social Security Disability Blog
1y ago
Navigating the world of government assistance can often feel overwhelming. Yet, if you want to access the benefits that you need, you have to know the specific programs that apply to you. Two major programs that you might come across are Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income. Both programs aim to provide financial assistance to individuals with disabilities, but they operate in different ways, and it is important to understand their differences. The function of SSDI SSDI benefits are available to you if you have been gainfully employed and have paid Social Secur ..read more
Robyn M. Rebers LLC | Social Security Disability Blog
2y ago
Oregon offers disability assistance for its residents in various ways. You may also qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance, but many initial applications receive denials. A denial of benefits is frustrating and leaves you with many concerns. You may be able to appeal your denial and prove your eligibility for benefits. Understand the process A denial does not make your claim invalid. The appeals process can be complex, and you must follow the correct steps and procedures. Understanding Oregon laws, your rights and how to present your case helps you get the outcome you deserve. Know y ..read more
Robyn M. Rebers LLC | Social Security Disability Blog
2y ago
If you no longer have the ability to earn a salary, it is probably time to apply for social security disability. SSD benefits cover essential living expenses and prevent you from falling into debt. Applying is the only way of accessing these funds. You can handle this by yourself. Still, you are better off working with an attorney who understands the system. Explaining the process Working with government agencies can be intimidating and confusing. Attorneys that focus solely on SSD understand how you might be feeling. Have one explain the application procedure and answer questions. Afterward ..read more
Robyn M. Rebers LLC | Social Security Disability Blog
2y ago
An illness or injury that permanently keeps you from working can have devastating financial consequences for you and your family. However, you may qualify for social security benefits that provide financial assistance. The Social Security Administration’s Blue Book lists qualifying conditions; however, your eligibility is also dependent on other factors. What is the Blue Book? The Blue Book is a tool the federal Social Security Administration uses to prequalify applicants for Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Income Benefits programs. The book includes a listing of co ..read more
Robyn M. Rebers LLC | Social Security Disability Blog
3y ago
If a disability is preventing you from working, you may qualify to receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. However, the process takes time and there are many forms for you to complete such as the Function Report. About the Function Report If you seek SSDI benefits, the Social Security Administration (SSA) will want to have as much information as possible about your injury, illness or condition that prevents you from working. Once you begin the claim process, the SSA will send you forms to fill out including the Function Report, which contains 10 pages of questions, though ..read more
Robyn M. Rebers LLC | Social Security Disability Blog
3y ago
Even if you qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits, you should anticipate denial of your initial application. After all, in 2018, the Social Security Administration refused to grant benefits to roughly half of those who sought them. Often, applicants who receive initial denials end up receiving benefits after attending a benefits hearing before an administrative law judge. Preparing for this hearing may boost your chances of receiving the benefits you deserve. The hearing is usually brief SSDI benefits hearings do not typically last long. In fact, you can expect your hearing ..read more