Disability Benefits Can Get Reduced By Garnishment and Tax Cuts
Have you fought hard and long to get your social security disability insurance claim approved only to find out that taxes and garnishment will be deducted from your SSDI benefits? If so, you are not alone. Knowing that the government has approved cuts on your paycheck can be disappointing, but being informed as to where
Beware of Social Security Disability Payment Scams
Social security disability benefits from the government have been a great source of relief for both disabled workers who have been unemployed for years, and low-income citizens with impairments, but have also been targeted by scammers around the globe. Learn how to avoid scams by protecting the supplemental income or insurance that you have been
Social Security Disability Claims: Four Things You Need to Know Regarding Eligibility for Benefits
If you are suffering from a long-term physical, mental, or medical condition which renders you unable to work, you may be an eligible recipient of cash benefits from the government’s disability benefits and income supplementation. Below are the top four frequently asked questions about social security disability claims. What are Disability Benefits? The Social Security
How to Appeal A Disability Claim Denied By Your Employer
If you are suffering from long-term illness or injury, you may receive social security disability insurance benefits (SSDI) or supplemental security income (SSI) if you match the eligibility criteria and filed an insurance claim. However, if your disability claim has been denied, it can be financially devastating, especially if your medical condition renders you unable
Understanding Non-Dischargeable Debt in Bankruptcy
When debtors file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, the primary goal is to get their debts discharged. As soon as the bankruptcy court discharges debts in a bankruptcy case, the filer is no longer to be held liable for them. Most consumer debts like credit card debt and medical bills can be discharged.
Personal Injury in Kentucky
Personal Injury Law or Tort law is a branch of civil law that compensates victims in money for accidents or social wrongs. The injured person filing for a lawsuit is called the “plaintiff,” while the person who caused such injuries is the “defendant.” In cases where the accident resulted in wrongful death, the family of
Basics of Social Security Disability in Kentucky
It is nerve-wracking when bills keep coming in when you have a limited income because suddenly, you can no longer perform your work requirements. Because of this, you may need to seriously consider applying for social security. Social Security Disability or SSD is a federal program in place that provides financial aid to those who
No-Asset Bankruptcy (Chapter 7)
Should I file for bankruptcy if I have no assets? The bankruptcy code provides different types of bankruptcy, so if you’re considering bankruptcy, you should know which kind to file. If you want to declare personal bankruptcy, you should figure out the distinction between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 to determine the right bankruptcy chapter
Can You File Bankruptcy on Student Loans?
Can you file bankruptcy on student loans? While you can, it’s typically very difficult to discharge student loan debt. However, if you can prove that trying to pay back your student loans would cause you undue hardship, you may be able to qualify. What Is the Undue Hardship Exception? Courts rarely grant a discharge in student loan cases
