If you are out of work due to a disability, you may qualify for benefits under the Social Security program. However, getting the benefits you need may not be as simple as filing an application and waiting for your payments to arrive in the mail. It is highly advised that you seek out professional legal guidance from an experienced Social Security disability attorney who can handle your case in an efficient manner and help you avoid any unnecessary delays in the process.

With more than 600 Social Security administrative law hearings under his belt, Attorney Kenton Koszdin is deeply familiar with every step of the process and knows the most effective legal strategies to employ in any given scenario.

He is reputed not only for the quality of his work, but also for the passion he invests in each and every case. To learn more about what he and his associates can do for you, call the Kenton Koszdin Law Office today at (800) 438-7734 for a free, zero pressure case evaluation.

Social Security Disability provides two primary benefits: a monthly check. The amount of the monthly check is determined by a formula which takes into account the amount paid into Social Security and the length of time of employment.

Supplementary Security Income benefits range for $300-$900 a month in California depending on a number of factors.

• Applying for SSD If You’re Over 50 Years of Age
• Back Payments and Retroactive Benefits
• Divorce Benefits
• ERISA Benefits
• Family Benefits
• How an Inheritance Can Affect SSDI Benefits
• Notice Of Award Letters

• Overpayments and Cessation of Benefits
• Retirement Benefits
• Social Security Disability Benefits after Incarceration
• Suspension of Benefits
• SSDI Benefits
• Time Limits for Filing SSD and Survivors Benefits
• Will Collecting Pension Affect Benefits?

Qualifying Conditions and Medical Benefits

Social Security Disability recipients are entitled to Medicare benefits if they have been disabled for two years after a five month waiting period. This entitles them to have many medical expenses covered by Medicare.

Social Security recipients (SSDI) receive Medicare, while SSI recipients receive Medi-Cal. These health care benefits provided by Social Security are essential for disabled persons.

• Medical Disorders
• Adults with Autism
• Chronic Conditions
• Compassionate Allowances
• Functional Capacity Evaluation
• Digestive System Disorders
• Heart Disorders

• Mental Disorders
• Neurological Disorders
• Substantial Gainful Activity
• Subjective Symptoms
• Terminal Illness
• Vision Disorders
• Work Credits