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All About SSI
Posted on May 9th, 2019 by Kenneth Miller
Our Social Security lawyers in Oak Ridge are ready to help you with your SSI benefits. Supplemental Security Income, or SSI, is a program through the Social Security Administration. It provides income to disabled people who haven’t worked enough years to be covered by Social Security Disability Insurance. Conversely, if you haven’t worked at all […]
What Do Vocational Experts Do?
Posted on April 15th, 2019 by Kenneth Miller
At Social Security disability hearings, the vocational expert (VE) is the individual with in-depth knowledge of both local job availability and the skills needed to perform specific jobs. If you need the services of a disability attorney in Maryville and surrounding areas, contact the law offices of Kenneth Miller & Associates. We’re experts in representing […]
How Do Social Security Attorneys Get Paid?
Posted on March 28th, 2019 by Kenneth Miller
Many people wonder how a Social Security lawyer in Maryville gets paid, and the legal team at Kenneth Miller & Associates think that’s a fair question. If you don’t know the full story, there seems to be a lot of mystery surrounding how disability attorneys are compensated. We’re here to fill you in. The Big […]
Budgeting & Social Security
Posted on February 15th, 2019 by Kenneth Miller
As you know, Social Security disability benefits are awarded to those who are unable to perform significant, full-time work. Unfortunately, this often means that an individual’s normal cost of living is now burdened by substantial medical costs, such as doctor appointments, prescriptions, and treatment plans. All of these expenses, on top of everyday bills, can […]
What to Do If You’re Denied
Posted on January 23rd, 2019 by Kenneth Miller
Millions of Americans apply for Social Security Disability benefits every year with the assumption that their applications will be approved. Given all of the time and energy that goes into the application process, it’s no wonder that people are so invested. Unfortunately, over 60% of applicants are denied by the Social Security Administration (SSA). If […]