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Indiana Social Security Disability and a Trial Work Period (Part B)

Listed below are just some of the work incentives that may be available. A Social Security disability lawyer can thoroughly explain your options.

Work Incentives Provided by the Social Security Administration

Work incentives include:

• Continuation of Medicare Coverage - you may receive 93 consecutive months of Part A (Hospital), Part B (Supplemental Medical Insurance) and Part D (Prescription Drug coverage);
• Medicare for Individuals with Disabilities - if you are working but still considered medically disabled, you may be able to purchase continued Medicare coverage;
• Earned Income Exclusion - first $65 of earnings not counted, along with half of the remaining earnings (therefore, less than half of earnings are counted when determining SSI payment amount);
• Student Earned Income Exclusion - if you're enrolled in school and younger than 22 years old, up to $1,640 of monthly income doesn't count (maximum yearly exclusion is $6,600);
• Blind Work Expenses - no income is counted toward SSI eligibility and payment amount;
• PASS (Plan to Achieve Self-Support) - you can set aside money that works toward starting a business, obtaining a job, earning a degree or receiving specialized training; and
• PESS (Property Essential to Self-Support) - some resources are not counted if they are self-supporting and used for your work.

Help from a Social Security Disability Lawyer

Despite being disabled and qualifying for Social Security disability, many applicants find the process time-consuming and complicated, especially when they are denied benefits. This is when an attorney in Indiana, Indianapolis, who handles these types of claims can help.

You may not completely understand your rights or what you can do to protect them. You may not be able to collect all of the evidence you need to prove your disability or know what paperwork needs to be filled out. Again, this is where an attorney in Indianapolis can help you work through the claims process so that your chance of being successful is increased.

A Helping Hand from a Social Security Disability Lawyer

When you have complications with your Social Security disability benefits claim, the help of a Social Security disability lawyer in Indianapolis is crucial to getting the assistance you need. In order to get back on track with your Social Security benefits claim, order a copy of our complimentary book, 8 Mistakes to Avoid When Filing for Social Security Disability Benefits, then contact a Social Security attorney at the Hensley Legal Group for a no-cost consultation - 1-888-505-8232.

Eight Mistakes to Avoid When Filing For Social Security Benefits

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