|Britt Simon
Estate Planning for Families with Special Needs in New Jersey
Learn how Special Needs Trusts protect government benefits while providing for loved ones with disabilities in New Jersey estate plans.
Social Security Disability
7 articles from Simon Law Group
This archive collects Simon Law Group's attorney-authored New Jersey legal articles on Social Security Disability -- 7 articles written for New Jersey readers. Each article is general legal information, not legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
|Britt Simon
Early Medicaid Planning and the Five-Year Lookback in New Jersey
Learn why early Medicaid planning matters for NJ residents, how the five-year lookback works, and why long-term-care planning is fact-specific.
|Erik Frins, Esq.
Do I Have to Pay Back Medicare After an Accident Settlement?
Understand Medicare's reimbursement rights in NJ accident settlements, how medical liens work, and how repayment affects net recovery.
|Laura Simon
SSDI Eligibility Requirements in NJ
SSDI eligibility in New Jersey: the recent work test, your Date Last Insured, and the medical and earnings records for the covered period.
|Laura Simon
How to Qualify for Social Security Disability
Understand the work history requirements for SSDI eligibility, including Social Security quarters, credit thresholds, and age-based criteria.
|Laura Simon
Student Loans will follow you, even with Social Security income
The federal government can garnish Social Security benefits for unpaid student loans, pushing seniors into poverty.
|Simon Law Group, LLC
Social Security Disability Fund Challenges: What New Jersey Recipients Should Know
How the Social Security Disability Trust Fund is funded, why trustees warn of shortfalls, and what the debate means for SSDI recipients in NJ.
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