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 will extended international travel affect my Social Security disability benefits?
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Can a history of alcohol abuse prevent me from being approved for SSDI benefits?
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Will the SSA take my SSDI application more seriously if I have a lawyer?
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What is a medical-vocational allowance and what role does it play in an SSDI claim?
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Can I qualify for SSDI if osteoarthritis in my hands prevents me from working?
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How can I avoid a denial when applying for SSDI?
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Can I qualify for SSDI for osteomalacia?
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Do I have to complete a lot of paperwork when applying for SSDI?
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Can you qualify for SSDI for chronic urticaria?
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What are some of the larger benefits of SSDI?
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Is it more difficult for older applicants to get SSDI?
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Can I get SSDI for a condition that causes chronic pain if I have a sedentary job?
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How do government shutdowns affect SSDI applications and benefits?
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Can I use SSDI benefits to cover the cost of service animals or therapy animals for emotional support?
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How does my age affect my chances for SSDI approval?
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Can I receive disability benefits for severe rheumatoid arthritis?
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Do I need a Social Security disability lawyer to get benefits if I have celiac disease?
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Do I qualify for Social Security disability benefits if I wear a hearing aid?
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If my condition gets worse, will my SSD benefits increase?
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What types of musculoskeletal disorders can qualify for disability?