If you’re a candidate for Social Security Disability benefits, are you aware of the benefits that you might be entitled to? Aside from a monthly allocation of funds from the Federal Government, there are many other benefits that a disability recipient can take advantage of.

Wouldn’t it be helpful if Social Security broke down everything you might be entitled to as a disability recipient? Money is important, but what about healthcare? Does the government provide that?

Attorney Scott Daniels will be discussing each and every benefit that is available to person on social security disability. Tune in tonite to learn more about the actual benefits of receiving social security disability.

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE LIVE WEBCAST.

The Social Security Administration will review close to 3 million disability claims this year. Of this staggering amount of claims, approximately 65-70% of these initial applications will be denied. That means over 2 million disability claims will be denied upon the initial application.

Receiving one of these denials does not mean that you will never be able to get disability benefits. In fact, your chances of winning at the hearing level dramatically increase.

New York Disability lawyer Scott Daniels is back to educate individuals on how to properly handle a denial from the Social Security Administration. He’ll dissect how to effectively get to the hearing level in the state of New York and he’ll even offer some tips on making the process as easy as possible.

Click here to listen live, or go to Markhoff & Mittman’s homepage, scroll down on the right hand side and listen a list of archived shows.

Ever wonder how the Social Security Administration determines whether or not you meet the criteria to receive disability benefits. After all, no one knows your injuries or impairments better than you.

Before you can become a disability recipient and start receiving monthly checks from the Federal Government, by way of the Social Security Administration, you must first be deemed disabled and unfit to work in any industry. Social Security uses a 5 Step sequential evaluation for every single disability application and if your alleged impairments meet Social Security’s definition of “disabled,” only then can you start to collect disability benefits.

On Wednesday, March 3rd at 7pm, Disability Lawyer Scott Daniels will break down Social Security’s 5 Step Evaluation and how to eliminate problems with your disability claim. Understanding how the government analyzes each step is crucial to your case.  This disability webcast will stream live from Blogtalkradio and you also have the ability to listen to the show after it broadcasts.

Click here to tune into the Live Webcast or the archived show.

Markhoff & Mittman’s series of live webcasts continues on February 24th at 7pm with a special 15 minute show covering the topic of when a person should apply for disability benefits. Disability attorney Scott Daniels breaks down the ramifications of applying at specific times and how to increase your chances of being approved for disability benefits by the Social Security Administration.

Can applying at a certain time increase your chances of success?

Can waiting too long to apply hurt my chances for disability benefits?

Can I apply while I am still working?

What if I apply for benefits then return to work?

Tune in for answers to all of these questions and much more. There’s even a call-in number if you’d like to ask your own question. Get real answers from New York attorney Scott Daniels as he breaks down the disability process.

Click here to tune in.