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In order to qualify for social security disability benefits, you must satisfy the sequential evaluation process:
Not be older than 65 years old when you become disabled and
There’s no way for most people to know whether or not they meet this criteria. Even if someone at the social security office tells you that you don’t meet the criteria, they are most likely not the right person to make that assessment either. You need to discuss the details of your situation with an experienced social security disability attorney so that all possibilities can be taken into account, including the exceptions to the rules.
SSI is a benefit designed to help someone who does not meet the criteria for SSDI above. It is for people who can’t work because of a physical or mental condition, but beyond that, the applicant has to show that they do not have assets and income above the threshold established by SSA. Exceptions apply to these standards so it is important to discuss eligibility with a good social security disability attorney.
It all starts with an application. This is filled out online, generally, on the Social Security Administration’s webpage, www.ssa.gov. You can do this yourself or with the help of a lawyer. Some people go down to the social security office and fill out an application there. Others hire a lawyer to make sure the best application that can be filed gets filed.
You will generally be interviewed by the SSA after filing an application before a decision is made.
It all starts with an application. This is filled out online, generally, on the Social Security Administration’s webpage, www.ssa.gov. You can do this yourself or with the help of a lawyer. Some people go down to the social security office and fill out an application there. Others hire a lawyer to make sure the best application that can be filed gets filed.
You will generally be interviewed by the SSA after filing an application before a decision is made.
We do not charge an attorney fee up front. No attorney fees are paid until the case is won! No money for you means no money for us. Attorney fees in these cases are generally limited to 25% of the back pay award or $6,000, whichever is LESS
It all starts with an application. This is filled out online, generally, on the Social Security Administration’s webpage, www.ssa.gov. You can do this yourself or with the help of a lawyer. Some people go down to the social security office and fill out an application there. Others hire a lawyer to make sure the best application that can be filed gets filed.
You will generally be interviewed by the SSA after filing an application before a decision is made.
It all starts with an application. This is filled out online, generally, on the Social Security Administration’s webpage, www.ssa.gov. You can do this yourself or with the help of a lawyer. Some people go down to the social security office and fill out an application there. Others hire a lawyer to make sure the best application that can be filed gets filed.
You will generally be interviewed by the SSA after filing an application before a decision is made.
When you hire a social security disability lawyer, you want an attorney at the top of their game, as well as someone who cares about you. MLF Legal’s lead social security disability lawyer, Janet Booker, has over 20 years experience helping the hurt and disabled. With that experience, we have developed proven strategies that maximize each case for our clients. We employ action strategies to prove our client’s claims for benefits. Most lawyers treat social security claims passively, letting the social security administration do the work for them.
Yes. Even though our main office is in Dallas, Texas, we handle cases all over the United States. We provide nationwide representation for people seeking social security disability benefits. Give us a call today for a free evaluation of your case, and let us help you wherever you are geographically, and wherever you are in the process of obtaining social security disability benefits.
When you hire a social security disability lawyer, you want an attorney at the top of their game, as well as someone who cares about you. MLF Legal’s lead social security disability lawyer, Janet Booker, has over 20 years experience helping the hurt and disabled. With that experience, we have developed proven strategies that maximize each case for our clients. We employ action strategies to prove our client’s claims for benefits. Most lawyers treat social security claims passively, letting the social security administration do the work for them.
Yes. Even though our main office is in Dallas, Texas, we handle cases all over the United States. We provide nationwide representation for people seeking social security disability benefits. Give us a call today for a free evaluation of your case, and let us help you wherever you are geographically, and wherever you are in the process of obtaining social security disability benefits.
We do not charge an attorney fee up front. No attorney fees are paid until the case is won! No money for you means no money for us. Attorney fees in these cases are generally limited to 25% of the back pay award or $6,000, whichever is LESS
It all starts with an application. This is filled out online, generally, on the Social Security Administration’s webpage, www.ssa.gov. You can do this yourself or with the help of a lawyer. Some people go down to the social security office and fill out an application there. Others hire a lawyer to make sure the best application that can be filed gets filed.
You will generally be interviewed by the SSA after filing an application before a decision is made.
It all starts with an application. This is filled out online, generally, on the Social Security Administration’s webpage, www.ssa.gov. You can do this yourself or with the help of a lawyer. Some people go down to the social security office and fill out an application there. Others hire a lawyer to make sure the best application that can be filed gets filed.
You will generally be interviewed by the SSA after filing an application before a decision is made.
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