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Social Security Disability Application, Build A Foundation

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Social Security Disability Application, Build A Foundation

The process to obtain benefits can be a long and challenging adventure even in the best of cases.  A rare medical condition, unique work history, or cracks inside SSA can all lead to your denial of benefits.  This post is the first in a series of posts about the process to obtain benefits and the foundation that is required to be successful.

Social Security begins with an initial application.  If you are filing for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and for ...

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NICHOLAS COUNTY’S FIRE FEUD HAS TO END

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NICHOLAS COUNTY’S FIRE FEUD HAS TO END

It is 9:00a.m on Friday April 27, 2012 and the present status of fire service in the county significantly below what would be demanded from the citizens.   There is a real and measurable potential for lives to be in danger in the event of a fire, car collision, Haz-Mat incident, tractor accident as the County fire Department had the majority of its members resign overnight.  A link to the story in the Carlisle Courier can be found here.

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PTSD– Photo Essay

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PTSD– Photo Essay

Yesterday Denver Post Photographer Craig F. Walker won a Pulitzer Prize for his photo essay of Iraq War Veteran Scott Ostrom who has been diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder after multiple tours in Iraq as a Recon Marine.  The struggles of this Marine after he returned to Denver and began the process of returning to civilian life are heartbreaking.

After looking at the essay it is easy to see why a Pulitzer Prize was awarded to Mr. Walker ...

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DEBT COLLECTORS ARE REALLY BULLIES WITH A TELEPHONE

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DEBT COLLECTORS ARE REALLY BULLIES WITH A TELEPHONE

Congress has recognized that consumers are entitled to be protected from illegal debt collection.  Despite enacting the Fair Debt Collections Practices (FDCPA) act in 1978 debt collectors continue to engage in collection activity that violates common decency and is a violation of the law.  A very interesting article regarding the evolution of collection practices is explained in an article published at jdsupra.com. 

We wrote a blog post about unlawful collection and a link ...

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