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7 New Social Security Policies For 2020

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As the new year gets underway, it pays to be aware of changes in the way that Social Security will operate in 2020.  The Motley Fool has a nice rundown of these new provisions.  If you are getting any sort of Social Security benefit, especially retirement or disability, it would be wise to note what is new for the new year.

Changes For 2020

For the disabled, the most important new rules are:

A slight cost-of-living increase in monthly benefits

A similarly slight increase in how much a person can earn and still be considered disabled

A rise in how much it takes to earn one-quarter of credit

Now You Know

If you have any questions about these changes or how they will affect your Social Security disability claim or benefits, let me know.

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Since 1992, I have been helping the people of Southern Arizona get the benefits they are due. Before devoting all my efforts to assisting people with Social Security disability claims, I also handled such complex lawsuits as medical malpractice and products liability. I brought to my Social Security cases all the skills and attention to detail that I developed in the courtroom. I approach each Social Security disability case as if it were a million-dollar lawsuit. For the people trying to get Social Security benefits, their claim is every bit as important. Because I have personally handled so many Social Security cases, I have refined the skills I need to win your case for you. I have helped people win cases for every kind of ailment from arthritis to valley fever. At present, I am focused on helping those persons with neurological and orthopedic disorders. Because claims for people over age fifty bring additional complications, I particularly seek out those cases to work on. I regularly write about back and spine conditions on my blog. I actively seek out the latest information about orthopedic and neurological disorders to ensure I can represent my clients as effectively as possible. Because of my current focus, I regret that I am not able to take any cases for mental disorders. If you are over age fifty and suffer from any orthopedic or neurological disorder, please contact me at once.