Losing your ability to work at any point during your career due to an illness or injury can be devastating for you and your loved ones.
You count on your paychecks to pay bills and keep your family fed, clothed, and sheltered, and when you lose those paychecks, everything you’ve worked hard to build may feel like it’s in jeopardy.
The Social Security Administration (SSA) allows people with illnesses or injuries that prevent them from working to pursue Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits that serve as a replacement for their lost income. Another form of income replacement is disability insurance, which also kicks in when people can’t work due to limitations.
Although both types of benefits are similar on the surface, they have two distinct differences:
The SSA and its requirements for receiving SSD benefits are complicated, and it’s helpful to have an experienced legal team on your side when you’re pursuing the money you need when you’re unable to work.
Call the Nashville Social Security Disability lawyers at Ponce Law today for a free consultation—we’re here to help.
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