1.4 Disabled Widow(er)’s Benefits - Trajector Disability

1.4 Disabled Widow(er)’s Benefits

DISABLED WIDOW(ER)'S BENEFITS

Spouses, aged 50+, who become disabled within 7 years of their spouse’s death may be eligible for disability benefits. The deceased spouse must have had sufficient work credits under Social Security. Spouses with low income may also qualify for SSI regardless of age or work history.

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1. What Are SSD Benefits?

1.1 Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)

1.2 Supplemental Security Income (SSI)

1.3 Disabled Adult Child Benefits

1.4 Disabled Widow(er)’s Benefits

2. What Disabilities Qualify?

2.1 Mental Disabilities

2.2 Physical Disabilities

3. Am I Eligible For Benefits?

3.1 Income Requirements

3.2 Severity Of Disability

3.3 Work History

3.4 Grid Rules – Age, Work, Education

3.5 Substance Abuse

4. What are the Benefits?

4.1 Average Pay and Monthly Maximum

4.3 Benefits In Your State

4.4 Calculating Benefits

4.5 Can I Still Work and Receive Disability Pay?

5. How Do I Apply For Benefits?

5.1 The Eligibility Checklist

5.2 Developing Medical Evidence

5.3 Gathering Necessary Paperwork

5.4 Submitting Application

5.5 What Is Consultative Examination

5.6 Awaiting Decision

5.7 Reconsideration

5.8 Administrative Law Judge Hearing

6. Do I Need Legal Help?

6.1 The Value Of An Advocate

6.2 The Importance Of Medical Evidence

6.3 Am I Ready To Apply?

6.4 Trajector Disability Services

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