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Whether you’re having difficulty appealing a denial for Social Security or long-term disability benefits, are fighting a battle for a personal injury settlement, or going through a separation, divorce, or custody battle, our legal blog can inform you of all of your options. Browse or search our blog posts today for help on divorce, personal injury, Social Security disability, and more.
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Printable St Charles Parish School Calendar Printable one page St Charles Parish Public Schools district 2019-2020 calendar -
Can A Test Confirm Chronic Fatigue Syndrome? Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, or myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME/CFS), is a debilitating illness with flu-like symptoms, extreme fatigue, and no diagnostic proof -
Are You A Louisiana State Employee Who Needs Disability? Typically, Louisiana state employees do not pay into Social Security. But what happens when you become sick or injured and are no longer able to work? -
Separating Common Fibromyalgia Myths from Reality Some common myths about fibromyalgia are 1) it’s not real, 2) it only affects older women, and 3) the pain is minimal and does not really affect daily living. -
Those With Disabilities Can Open Tax-Free Savings Accounts Thanks to the ABLE Act, signed into law in 2014, people with disabilities can now open tax-sheltered savings account, similar to college savings plans. -
Increased Homestead Tax Exemption for Veterans Now a Law In 2014, voters overwhelmingly passed an amendment to increase the homestead exemption for veterans with a 100 percent disability rating. -
New Orleans Offers Free Parking for the Disabled An ordinance passed in 2014 granted three hours of free parking at meters in the city of New Orleans for anyone with an impaired mobility parking card. -
Get Social Security Benefits Statement Online or by Mail Although paper statements stopped coming for a while, you should now receive a statement every year or every five years, depending on your age. -
How Social Security Disability Fraud Hurts Everyone A recent news story about a person who committed workers’ compensation fraud highlights the importance of protecting the benefits of truly disabled folks. -
How Social Security Gives Back to Veterans Surviving veterans who served in recent wars are eligible for Social Security aid. Current active duty personnel can also receive expedited benefits processing.