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What are cost-of-living adjustments? Social Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits depend on a multitude of factors for each individual person. Annually these benefits change in a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) that takes changes in...
Securing Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits can be an overwhelming experience for clients, especially those already grappling with severe health conditions. As Social Security Disability practitioners, our role...
Truck accidents can have devastating consequences, leading to severe injuries and property damage. Determining liability in these cases can be complex, especially when it involves trucking companies. If you or a loved one have been involved in a truck accident, it's...
Since 2014, our team at Bahrie Law has been working to recover Social Security disability benefits for a 33-year member of the National Guard. Our client’s case has finally made it to the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS), which has granted our Writ of...
Since 2014, our team at Bahrie Law has been working to recover Social Security disability benefits for a 33-year member of the National Guard. Our client’s case has finally made it to the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS), which has granted our Writ of Certiorari and will hear our argument in October of 2021. This case will have…
Would You Benefit From Both? If you have been injured or become sick as a result of your employment, you may currently be receiving workers' compensation benefits. If your sickness or disability is going to be permanent or will last for an extended period of time, you...
What happens when a step-parent and a parent get divorced? A step-parent may have parented a child since infancy, but they may not have any legal rights to continue to do so. That doesn't mean that a step-parent will need to take a step back, merely that legal avenues...
No matter how bad you may need it, a fast divorce does not usually occur in the state of Michigan. Michigan divorces take a minimum of 60 days to process and even longer if children are involved. Fortunately, you can utilize interim orders to expedite certain actions...
Courts go to great lengths to protect child welfare after a divorce. That is why many people struggle to reduce child support. However, you may decrease child support under the right circumstances. Grounds for a Decrease Courts are usually reluctant to decrease child...
Divorce should never impact a parent-child relationship. Parents must work to maintain a safe and nourishing environment for their children, even amid divorce. Creating a successful co-parenting agreement helps ensure this goal is satisfied. Learn how you and your ex...