Indianapolis Social Security Lawyer

The governor of Indiana discussed Social Security and Medicare reform on March 24 after the signing of the health care reform bill by President Obama.
He discussed mathematically, the current system will not continue to work and that it will work for the current retirees and people within ten years of retirement. The governor suggested that [...]

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The Indianapolis Social Security Lawyers of the Charles D. Hankey Law Office discuss the projected Social Security payouts of 2010.

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The number of disabled Americans eligible for expedited approval of social security disability benefits has increased following the United States Social Security Administration decision to add 38 conditions to its Compassionate Allowance list.
The Compassionate Allowance list is a way for the Social Security Administration to quickly identify medical conditions that qualify for expedited review and [...]

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The Social Security Administration has ruled that people with early onset Alzheimer’s may now be eligible for social security benefits.
Early onset Alzheimer’s can be diagnosed as early as age 40. Medicare usually denied these claims because Alzheimer’s is usually not diagnosed until mid-60s. The administration announced in early February that early-onset Alzheimer’s will now be [...]

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During tax season, it is important for individuals who receive Social Security disability benefits to understand how their benefits work and what they may need to claim when filing their taxes. For the 9.6 million Americans who currently are eligible for disability payments, it is important to know that workers compensation benefits and damages awarded [...]

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