Montgomery is full of hard-working Americans who take pride in doing great work and serving their communities. One of those workers is Michael. Once a dedicated warehouse manager, Michael’s life took a dramatic turn at age 54 when arthritis began to erode not just his joints, but also his ability to lead a normal life. Waking up each morning to a chorus of aches and pains, Michael found even the simplest tasks excruciating. The persistent pain and stiffness in his hands and knees transformed his daily routine into a challenging ordeal, eventually making it impossible for him to continue workin ..read more

Waiting for your Social Security Disability application to be approved is stressful, especially if you have financial obligations you’re struggling to meet. When you’re unable to work, the bills don’t stop coming in—and the Social Security Administration isn’t known for being speedy. In the meantime, what are you supposed to do? While there is no one perfect solution, there may be options you can explore. Working with an SSD attorney in Montgomery can help you know what to expect and lower your stress levels. Call The Dansby Law Firm at 334-326-6449 to set up a consultation with our team now ..read more

The SSA Blue Book is the best source of information regarding the SSA’s requirements and expectations for different impairments because when you apply for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits, the SSA will want proof that your condition is severe enough to qualify you. If you’ve never used the Blue Book before, keep reading to learn more about what it includes, how you can use it while applying, and what it means if you don’t meet the criteria for your listing. With the help of a disability benefits attorney, you can put your best foot forward when you submit your application. Call Da ..read more

Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income are essential programs that provide financial support to people unable to work due to disability. There are many significant differences separating these programs, although they are both managed by the SSA. One key difference is how a change in living arrangements may affect your benefits. If you’re planning a move and are concerned about your disability benefits changing or being terminated, you don’t have to figure it out alone. Call The Dansby Law Firm at 334-326-6449 to schedule a meeting with our team. Why SSI is Affect ..read more

There are numerous aspects of your SSDI application that may be unfamiliar to you. Vocational experts play a key role in explaining your limitations and your ability to work. If you’re approaching this part of your disability application process, learn more about what vocational experts do and how they may affect your hearing. Looking for personalized assistance with your SSDI application? It’s time to talk to the team at The Dansby Law Firm. Call us at 334-326-6449 to set up a consultation with our team of Montgomery disability lawyers.   What is a Vocational Expert? Vocational experts t ..read more

While applying for disability benefits can generally be time-consuming and stressful, that isn’t always the case. The Compassionate Allowances program makes it easier for people with certain diagnoses to start receiving benefits as quickly as possible. The SSA gathers information from the public to determine which diagnoses should be considered for Compassionate Allowances, and the information is publicly available to help applicants understand their options. Are you looking for help with your SSDI application? The team at The Dansby Law Firm is committed to helping applicants like you secure ..read more

Mental illness can be incredibly isolating, detrimental to your quality of life, and overwhelming. It should come as no surprise that a significant amount of people with severe mental health concerns struggle to find or keep a job. If your condition meets certain criteria, you may be able to receive disability benefits that can help you remain independent and fulfill your financial obligations. Unsure of your next step in the disability application process? Let us help you. Call The Dansby Law Firm at 334-326-6449 to set up a consultation now. Mental Illness and Qualifying for SSDI Mental illn ..read more

You’ve decided to apply for SSDI benefits. After working hard to establish yourself in your career and provide for your family, a disability has stolen your ability to work—and with it, your chance to take care of your loved ones. With the SSDI program, you may be able to receive monthly benefits that allow you to keep meeting your financial obligations. However, you may have heard that getting denied is more common than getting approved. This is true. Find out what you can do to improve your odds of approval, and for more personalized assistance with your application, call The Dansby Law Firm ..read more

If you are in the process of applying for disability benefits, you’ve likely come across the term “substantial gainful activity.” Those who are familiar with the SSA and the SSDI application process know this term well, but if this is your first experience with disability benefits, you may be confused. Learn more about what SGA is, how to know if you are participating in substantial gainful activity, and how it may affect your disability application. For more personalized assistance with your application, call The Dansby Law Firm at 334-326-6449. Breaking Down the Term Substantial Gainful Acti ..read more

SSDI benefits provide financial support and stability to people with a substantial work history and a diagnosis that is expected to last at least 12 months or result in their death. Mesothelioma, known for being a particularly serious type of cancer, can leave individuals completely unable to work and support their families throughout their treatment. If you’ve been diagnosed with mesothelioma and you’re wondering if you can receive SSDI benefits, it’s time to talk to the team at The Dansby Law Firm. Call us at 334-326-6449 to set up a consultation right away. Mesothelioma is Incredibly Aggres ..read more