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At Ponce Law, we’re proud to help Nashville’s disabled residents get the Social Security Disability benefits they deserve, because we know those benefits can be the difference between making it financially and falling below the poverty line. But why do disabled folks in Nashville need help at all? If these benefits are so important, shouldn’t it be easy to secure them?...
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A lot of folks in Nashville live paycheck to paycheck. If you’ve ever uttered the words, “I get paid on Friday,” then you know what it’s like to live on a strict budget. Most of the time, we manage to make ends meet, even when we have unexpected expenses. After all, "we get paid on Friday." That’s not the case...
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There’s not much worse than realizing you can no longer provide for yourself, especially when there’s nowhere to turn for help. That’s the reality for thousands of folks with disabilities who are no longer able to work. Social Security Disability benefits are available to these folks only if they are approved through a complex, and often frustrating application process. In fact, the...
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Let’s be honest. None of us know what’s going to happen with Social Security in the next four years. It could thrive under the new administration or it could falter. If it’s the latter, you need to secure Social Security Disability (SSD) as soon as possible to lock in your benefits. In recent years, a lot of our clients have...
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In Tennessee, we take care of our own. From lifelong friends to family ties, standing with those we love is simply a way of life. American lawmakers held true to the same philosophy when they instituted the Social Security Act and later ratified it to include the disabled. They believed that our disabled Americans who can no longer work should be...
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An individual’s ability to work and make a living is one of the fundamental components of a healthy society. One of the reasons America is known as the “Land of Opportunity” is because there are more career opportunities here than other places in the world. But what happens when a disability robs you of your ability to work? How are you supposed...
