SSD and Your Family.

This is not some disease - Quite the opposite.  It may be a lifesaver for your family’s financial future.  It is the abbreviation for Social Security Disability.  Recently in this space we defined SSI which is Supplemental Security Income.  Let us take a quick look at disability income and its importance to your future.

SSDI, (often abbreviated as SSD) is a Social Security program that pays out monthly benefits if you become disabled BEFORE you reach retirement age and simply cannot work regularly. Some people know it as "workers disability."  How do you qualify?  Well, you must have worked at a job for a number of years and paid social security taxes.

If you are under-employed or unemployed due to a debilitating condition it is probably time to look into SSD for your family’s future well-being.  In Washington State and particularly in Bellevue, Attorney Lyle M. Clark may have the answers that you seek.  He is a Bellevue, WA social security disability lawyer.  Call him today at (425) 452-3092.

SSDI for People with Mental Impairments.

Having a physical condition that prevents you from working to support yourself and your family may be quite obvious.  What may NOT be so evident are those that have a debilitating mental disorder that also prohibits them from being totally self-sufficient.  Mental conditions such as PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder), anxiety, major depression, bipolar disorder, psychotic disorder, intellectual disability, and autistic spectrum disorders may qualify you or someone that you love for Social Security Disability benefits.

Many times individuals will apply for SSDI or SSI (social security income) and initially be denied.  In a large number of cases if a knowledgeable lawyer is hired and defends your rights the decision is subsequently overturned.  You or someone you care about may be in that exact situation right now.

It is time to call Attorney Lyle Clark who has been helping Seattle area residents in these matters for over 35 years.  He has a great track record of helping individuals with various mental disorders obtain the benefits that they deserve.  Call Lyle Clark today at (425) 452-3092 and make an appointment to see him at his office at 40 Lake Bellevue, Suite 100 in Bellevue WA.