Disability Attorneys of Michigan

10/10/2025

Today is , initially established by the World Federation for Mental Health to promote access to mental health services for those living with these conditions. Some mental health conditions may qualify you for disability benefits. To get more information about how “invisible” conditions could qualify, visit our blog. https://loom.ly/qHF5Pus

You may be entitled to disability benefits if you struggle with the following invisible disabilities. Learn more about what is covered.

10/06/2025

09/25/2025

Check out our new Michigan Resources for Those Living with Disabilities Guide to get information about local and state organizations and programs that can assist with food, housing, mental health services, and additional state benefit programs. Visit https://loom.ly/dHn48go to read the guide and access other valuable resources.

Check out our Resources page to get answers to common questions and get valuable information about the Social Security Disability process.

09/22/2025

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09/19/2025

At the end of September, the SSA will stop issuing paper checks to beneficiaries. A small percentage of recipients still receive physical checks, but it’s an important change to understand. Learn about why this change is being made and how it may affect you in our blog. https://loom.ly/g0U0QtM

Starting September 30, 2025, Social Security benefits will no longer be issued via physical check. Learn more in our blog.

09/17/2025

When you’re going through the Social Security Disability claim process, you’ll have to answer a number of questions. The SSA has a list of standard questions that they ask everyone to help determine if the applicant meets their criteria to be considered eligible for benefits. Find out what the questions are and get the facts you should have in this video from our ‘Disability Decoded’ series.

09/01/2025

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08/20/2025

If an immediate family member is receiving disability benefits, you may be able to qualify for additional benefits through the Social Security Administration. Get the facts on who is eligible for these types of benefits and the applicable circumstances in our blog. https://loom.ly/tnC-2TU

If you're receiving SSDI benefits, family members may be able to receive additional benefits. Find out who may be eligible and how in our blog.