Note: This article is for general information only and is not legal advice to any particular reader or individual. For legal advice, you must specifically retain a lawyer who evaluates your specific situation. Impairment vs. Legally Disabling Impairment: Bipolar Disorder can be very limiting for some people in functioning reliably on a sustained basis[1] in the realm of a full time job. This generally occurs if that occupation's requirements are incnsistent with those kinds o

Note: This article is for general information only and is not legal advice to any particular reader or individual. For legal advice, you must specifically retain a lawyer. New, Video Vlog of this Article message for those that prefer to, or need to, listen and watch instead of read about it. You can also subscribe to our Rumble Channel, All Thinks Social Security for ease in learning the nuts and bolts. When to file for SSD? Does it matter? There are many considerations to b

Take-away: SSD beneficiaries who remain disabled but may be able and wishing to work a little bit, may want to consider looking into it. There are parameters within the SSA laws that must be followed to reduce risks and enjoy success, so do consult with an experienced attorney (or seek a level of no-cost information from the SSA itself). The benefits of an available part-time job market are positives for the population as a whole, but particularly for disabled beneficiaries