June 2017 • Virginia Social Security Disability & Special Needs Attorney

Virginia Social Security Disability Lawyer Reveals 7 Common Reasons Why Social Security Disability Benefits Are Denied

June 29, 2017

If you have been severely injured or are very ill, you may find it impossible to continue working. If you are in this position, you may be eligible to receive Social Security [ more ...]

Fairfax Estate Planning Lawyer: Legal Planning After a Cancer Diagnosis

June 23, 2017

The other day, I was asked by a doctor what are the top legal steps a Fairfax estate planning lawyer would advise patients to take after they have been diagnosed with cancer. [ more ...]

Virginia Disability Attorney: Lack of Treatment is the Major Cause of Social Security Disability Benefit Denial

June 19, 2017

If a claimant is not seeking regular medical treatment for their physical or mental impairment, the lack of medical records to support their claim can result in their claim [ more ...]

Fairfax Estate Planning Attorney: Keep Your Medical Power of Attorney Simple – Name One Child, Not All of Them, as Agent

June 16, 2017

As a Fairfax Estate Planning attorney, I believe that a Health Care Power of Attorney should be included in every estate plan. A properly created Health Care Power of [ more ...]

Social Security Disability Benefits for Wounded Veterans

June 14, 2017

Disability benefits for wounded veterans are available from the Social Security Administration (SSA) and the Veteran’s Administration (VA). These are two separate federal [ more ...]

Changes Coming to Social Security Online Access

June 12, 2017

Beginning June 10, 2017, the Social Security Administration will use a second method to check the identification of “My Social Security” account holders when they [ more ...]

Fairfax Estate Planning Lawyer: What Should You Consider When Choosing Who Raises Your Kids If You Can’t!

June 9, 2017

As a Fairfax estate planning lawyer, I can tell you that the most critical element of your estate plan may have nothing to do with your assets. If you have minor children, [ more ...]