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More awards to report
Congratulations to:
Michael in Lancaster
Rex in Cedar Hill
Arthur in Fort Worth
Andrew in Dallas
We were able to get all of these men approved without having to go to a Hearing before the Judge! What a great day for them. Benefits will begin and they will have relief shortly!
Attorney Edwin Arita successfully argued more new cases
Attorney Edwin Arita successfully argued the cases of:
Julie in Dallas - approved as of 2008
Richard of Terrell - approved as of 2009
Billy of Elm Mott - approved as of 2011
Kevin of Glen Heights - approved as of 2012
All these deserving clients will receive back pay and monthly checks. Julie, Richard and Billy will receive Medicare. Kevin's Medicare eligibility will begin in 2015 after he receives 24 months of disability benefits. What great life changing news for these wonderful clients!
How to File an SSDI Claim for Mental Health Issues
The Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program is a federal program set in place to provide assistance to those with disabilities. SSDI pays benefits to a person and their family if the individual previously worked at a job that paid into Social Security taxes.
The Social Security Administration generally defines disability as the inability to perform or engage in daily activities due to any medical, physical, or mental impairment. This impairment must last or at least be expected to last longer than 12 months to qualify.
What mental disabilities qualify for SSDI benefits?
The Social Security Administration treats mental disability as it does physical disability and will cover conditions such as schizophrenia, manic depressive disorder, ADHD, autism, depression, anxiety, and more. An extensive list of mental disabilities covered through SSDI can be found at the Social Security Administration Disability Evaluation Bluebook.
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