The Applicant's Guide to Social Security Disability: The Plain English Guide to Understanding the Process so that you can WIN your Case

Are you disabled and can’t work? Are you thinking about applying for Social Security disability? Or maybe you’ve already applied and have been denied? New in 2018, The Applicant's Guide to Social Security Disability simplifies the law so you can understand what’s going on with your case at every stage. Plus, it gives you concrete things that you can do to help your case. This book answers questions like: · How long does the process take? · What is Social Security's definition of disability? · What is the difference between Title 2 and Title 16 benefits? · What is an acceptable medical source? · Should I get an attorney? · and much more! In 2017, over 2 million people applied for Social Security Disability and 65% of those applicants were denied! This book is the plain English guide to help you understand the process so that you can WIN your case. **Please note: this book does not cover Social Security Retirement or Social Security Disability for Children** The Applicant's Guide to Social Security Disability is written by Martha Yancey – an attorney with 15 years of experience who practices Social Security Disability law exclusively. You can find her at www.helpwithdisability.net!