Keefe Disability Law has compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions in response to the overwhelming number of people who need help with the Social Security Disability process in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. If you are disabled and need help with disability benefits, read on to learn how to protect your legal rights.
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How do I become a representative payee to help a loved one manage her SS disability benefits?
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Should I Hire a Social Security Disability Attorney or an Advocate When Applying for SS Benefits?
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Will my wife’s income affect my Social Security disability claim?
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Do I have to be permanently disabled to receive SS Disability?
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Does owning a home make me ineligible to receive SS benefits?
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Do All Disabilities Qualify for Social Security Benefits?
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How Can a Residual Functional Capacity Form Help Me Prove PTSD?
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I was diagnosed with soft tissue sarcoma, can I qualify for disability benefits?
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I was diagnosed with mixed connective tissue disease. Can I qualify for Social Security disability benefits?
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Can I obtain Social Security disability benefits if I have scoliosis?
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Can complications from borderline personality disorder qualify me for disability benefits?
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What types of functional limitations must I show in order to get disability benefits for my somatoform disorder?
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What medical documentation will I need to obtain disability benefits for my somatoform disorder?
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I have polymyositis and am unable to work. Will I qualify for disability benefits?
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What symptoms may qualify me for disability benefits for my polymyositis?
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Can I obtain disability benefits if I have scleroderma?
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Can I obtain disability benefits if I suffer from a pituitary gland disorder?
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Am I eligible for disability benefits if I have a soft tissue burn injury?
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What are the symptoms of aplastic anemia that may qualify me for disability benefits?
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How can I prove that I am unable to work as a result of my bronchiectasis?