Applying for Disability can be overwhelming, especially when you are already dealing with a serious medical condition. The paperwork is extensive. The requirements are strict, and unfortunately, most claims are denied the first time around. Hiring an attorney solves these problems.
What Does An Attorney Do?
- Evaluates your eligibility for SSDI or SSI
- Collects and organizes your medical records or other documentation
- Works with you to fill out and submit your application
- Helps you to avoid the common mistakes that lead to denial
- Communicates with the Social Security Administration on your behalf
- Represents you in disability hearings and appeals
When Should You Contact An Attorney?
As soon as possible! Contacting an attorney before you apply is a good idea. The current wait time for SSDI is over 18 months. The sooner you call, the sooner we can help.
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