Social Security Disability

When a worker in Iowa suffers a debilitating injury, it often means that he or she is no longer able to work and earn a living. Luckily, workers who have been disabled can take advantage of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits to provide financial...

If you suffered an injury or illness that has kept you from returning to your Iowa workplace, you may be one of many people throughout the state who have struggled to make ends meet at home. Especially if you were the primary wage earner in your household, missing...

The Social Security Administration began in 1935 to help older people who had survived the Great Depression. In time it began to provide support to children, widows and disabled people, as well. If you suffered an on-the-job injury and can no longer walk, you might...

When you have a health condition that prevents you from being able to work, life can become challenging in many aspects. Especially if you had been a primary provider for your Iowa family, not being able to work might have caused an immediate financial strain. The...

It goes without saying that no person wants to be involved in a motor vehicle accident. However, every year thousands of Iowa citizens are injured in traffic accidents. Unfortunately, injuries suffered in motor vehicle accidents can impede a person’s ability to work...

Each time a worker in Iowa earns a paycheck there are certain taxes taken out, including a federal payroll tax, a part of which is used to fund Social Security benefits. One of these benefits is Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). Those who can no longer work...

Traumatic brain injuries, although common, are some of the most debilitating injuries any person can suffer. A recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that there are over five million Americans currently living with a disability caused...

Without a doubt, suffering a debilitating injury can stop life in its tracks. These types of injuries can mean that a person is no longer able to work and provide a living for his or her family. For many disabled Iowa residents, Social Security disability (SSD)...

According to recent reports from the Department of Health and Human Services, about one in four Americans suffer from a disability. Fortunately, individuals in Iowa who suffer from physical or mental disabilities and were previously employed may be eligible for Social...

If you have a condition or injury that has prevented you from being able to return to your Iowa workplace, you have no doubt experienced stress or worry about the future. How will you make ends meet? How can you provide for your family? What will happen to you...