Introduction

If you are disabled, you have rights under federal and state laws, including the right to be protected against discrimination by the Americans with Disabilities Act. You may also be eligible under other federal and state laws for benefits and services like Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). This Web site contains links to other Web sites that explain your rights under federal and state laws and describe programs and services that are available to you. This section also contains information written by LSNJ on two special programs: Ticket to Work and New Jersey Work Incentives Network Support.

Articles in Other Sections of this Site

• SSI, SSDI and Other Government Help
  
  
• How to Appeal a Social Security Disability Denial
  
  
• Social Security Disability Benefits for Ex-Offenders
  
  
• The Disability Tax Credit

Links

• Disabilityinfo.gov - DisabilityInfo links to Web sites that provide useful, timely, government information and services relating to disability matters.
  
  
• Disability Law: A Legal Primer (from the N.J. State Bar Foundation) - This link provides brief descriptions of various laws affecting disabled people, including laws (like workers' compensation) that are specific to New Jersey residents.
  
  
• How to Become the Legal Guardian of a Person Receiving Services From the Division of Developmental Disabilities (from the New Jersey Judiciary)
  
  
• New Jersey Division of Workers' Compensation