If the Social Security Administration (SSA) reviews your disability case through a Continuing Disability Review (CDR), it could impact your benefits. Learn what to do, how to respond, and how The Good Law Group can help protect your SSD benefits and guide you through the appeal process.
Do you suffer from chronic migraines? Migraines can cause major issues in your everyday life, but they can be difficult to prove with imaging technology. That’s why today, we’re going over everything you need to bring to Social Security to make sure you receive the disability benefits you’re entitled to. In general, judges are looking for consistency and continued evidence of harm. To learn more, check out this video.
What should you do when your SSDI claim is denied? It’s frustrating, especially after waiting so long, but denial doesn’t mean your case is over. Today, I’ll walk you through the steps you can take when you're denied SSDI benefits. You’ll see how reconsideration, hearings, and written arguments at higher levels all play a role in keeping your claim on track. Check out this video to get a better understanding of the full appeal process and what to expect along the way.
What does your SSDI onset date really mean for your case? Some disability applicants miss out on months of back pay simply because they don’t understand how this date is chosen. We explain what the onset date means for your SSDI case and how judges determine it based on your work history, condition, and age. You'll learn how timing, rules, and evidence come together to shape the outcome of your claim. Check out the video to hear the rest.
Are you struggling to get your SSDI claim approved for fibromyalgia? The Social Security Administration requires more than just a diagnosis to approve your case. In this video, I explain how SSA evaluates fibromyalgia and the exact documentation they expect to see. You’ll learn what criteria your records must meet and why some claims are denied despite valid symptoms. If you want to learn how to prepare a stronger, more credible case, just check out this video.
How much SSDI or SSI back pay are you eligible to receive? That’s a question we get all the time, especially from people who have been out of work for a while and aren’t sure how the system works. In this video, I'll explain how the five-month SSDI waiting period applies, how SSI works differently, and what limits your back pay amount. You’ll also learn why working history, inflation, and application dates all matter when calculating what you’re owed. If you need help understanding your back pay, this video will guide you.
Can skipping medication affect your Social Security Disability case? Social Security looks at whether you follow your doctor’s advice, especially if the treatment might help you work again. I will explain how medication use factors affect your disability claim and when there may be valid reasons for not taking it. You’ll also find out how prescription side effects can support your SSDI case. Watch the video and learn how to avoid common mistakes.
Are you struggling to get help from Social Security Disability Services? With DOGE's recent changes, the SSA’s workforce has been reduced, leading to issues with phone access and slow response times. Here we discuss the 3 options you have to get the help you need despite these challenges. You’ll learn practical steps to move your case forward and avoid delays. Watch the video!
Are recent changes to SSDI vocational rules making it harder to get approved? The way vocational experts testify has shifted, which could impact whether you qualify for disability benefits. I’ll explain what these changes mean, how they affect your case, and why expert testimony is now under stricter scrutiny. For example, experts must provide stronger evidence, and claimants may face tougher challenges proving they can’t work. Learn more in this video.
Are you making critical mistakes that could cost you your disability benefits? Many applicants unknowingly hurt their SSDI claims by saying too much on the phone, showing up unprepared for evaluations, or presenting inconsistencies in their medical history. In this video, I will reveal the most common errors that can weaken your case and explain how to avoid them. You’ll learn why Social Security is always evaluating you and how you can stay consistent with your records. Learn more to ensure you don't lose your SSDI claim.
