Attorney Chris Sharry explains a common mistake that can cause serious delays in Social Security Disability claims—failing to return the signed ... Read More
Disability
Can You Qualify for Social Security Disability with Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease?
Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease is an inherited nerve problem. It causes abnormalities in the nerves that supply your feet, legs, hands, and arms. ... Read More
2 Key Tips to Strengthen Your Mental Health Disability Claim
In this video, Attorney Chris Sharry discusses two important strategies to strengthen your Social Security Disability claim when filing with mental ... Read More
How to Prove Your Social Security Disability Claim for Back Pain or Injury
Learn how to strengthen your Social Security Disability claim if you're filing due to back pain or a back injury. Attorney Chris Sharry explains four ... Read More
Can You Qualify For Social Security Disability With Narcolepsy?
Narcolepsy is a condition where your brain can’t control your ability to sleep or stay awake. People with this condition often fall asleep during the ... Read More
Why Is a Vocational Expert at Your Social Security Disability Hearing?
In this video, Attorney Chris Sharry of Sharry & Monfette explains the role of a vocational expert (VE) in a Social Security Disability hearing. ... Read More
Understanding the 12-Month Rule for Social Security Disability
When applying for Social Security Disability, understanding the 12-month duration test is crucial. In this video, Attorney Chris Shar explains what ... Read More
What is Social Security Disability and How Do I Know If I Qualify?
For individuals who are unable to work due to a serious medical condition, Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits provide essential financial ... Read More
Can I Submit Evidence from Nonmedical Sources to Support my Disability Claim?
In addition to medical evidence from your doctor or other medical provider, you can submit evidence to support your disability claim from nonmedical ... Read More
Using Medical-Vocational “Grid” Rules to Determine Disability
Proving you are disabled under the guidelines of the Social Security Administration (SSA) becomes easier as you get older. If you are over the age of ... Read More
