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Need Social Security Benefits? Montgomery, Alabama Social Security lawyers can help
Has your disability prevented you from being able to work? You may need the help of an experienced Montgomery social security disability attorney to receive the benefits you are entitled to. Social security attorneys have the experience necessary to work with the social security administration that will increase your chances of success. Once you fill out the form on the left, an experienced Montgomery social security attorney will call you promptly. By speaking with the attorney, you are under no obligation whatsoever.
What does SSI and SSDI mean for you?
More than half of the initial applicants are rejected for social security every year. Do not make the mistake of gambling with your odds of winning. An experienced Montgomery social security lawyer knows how to present proof of your disability in the most advantageous way. You can really have a leg up by working with a seasoned professional. For many people, social security payments mean the difference between falling through society’s cracks and safety. This is because social security was designed to help those who are most vulnerable: those who suffer from a disability and who cannot work. For those who qualify, social security provides a safety net of monthly checks for the duration of your disability, in addition to other potential benefits such as medical care coverage and assistance from your state.
How do people afford to pay qualified Montgomery Social Security lawyers?
Social security lawyers are very affordable. The reason why: you do not pay a Social Security lawyer unless he or she wins your claim. That means they only get paid if you get paid. The social security administration carefully monitors how much a social security attorney charges. The attorneys are statutorily limited to charging a max of 25% of back pay awarded to you (up to a max of $6,000). That means that in most cases you can only be required to pay money that was already owed to you before you received your social security benefits, and even that amount is limited. Contact your Montgomery Social Security lawyer today by filling out the form on the left.
SSDI and SSI Eligibility
Disability benefits under Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) are given to applicants who cannot work due to a disability. Generally, the disability must prevent you from working for a year or more or result in death. Benefits under SSI and SSDI are different.
SSDI - Contact an experienced Montgomery Disability Insurance Attorney Now
To qualify for SSDI monthly payments, you must establish a work history of paying into social security as well as a qualifying disability. So, not everyone qualifies for the SSDI program. Those who receive disability payments under SSDI may also qualify for Medicare coverage. Contact an experienced Montgomery SSDI lawyer to learn about your options.
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) – Talk to an experienced Montgomery Disability Attorney
Supplemental Security Income, or SSI for short, is available for people who suffer from a disability regardless of work history. SSI is paid from general revenues, unlike the SSDI system. SSI beneficiaries may also qualify for Medicaid and Food Stamps. They may also be eligible for additional income from the state. Contact your Montgomery SSI lawyer to learn more.
Proving your disability: the process of applying and appealing your decision - Montgomery Disability AppealAttorney
You can start your application online. You can also apply in person, or start the process over the phone. The initial review can take four to six months. Once you get your results, you will either receive a notice of payments, or you will be denied. In which case, you can appeal the decision in person or have your attorney appear on your behalf.
The following are a few examples ofthe types of injuries and illnesses that have previously qualified as a disability:
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Aplastic anemias with bone marrow or stem cell transplation Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis Anterior poliomyelitis Muscular dystrophy Peripheral neuropathies |
Weight loss due to any digestive disorderLiver transplantation Loss of Visual Acuity Loss of visual efficiency Loss of speech Hearing Loss |
Chemical Burns Skin Grafting Alport’s Syndrome Dizziness Disability from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder |
Local SSA Office
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Social Security Office Suite 100, 4344 Carmichael Road Montgomery, Alabama 36106 (866) 593-0914 |
Low Cost Hospitals
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Laurie Rodgers 1878 Hill Hedge Drive Montgomery, Alabama 36106 (334) 262-8482 Jackson Primary Care Center 1801 Pine Street Suite 302 Montgomery, Alabama 36106 (334) 262-7444 |
Cope P O Box 5108 Montgomery, Alabama 36103 (334) 834-2673 Prattville Medical Clinic PC P O Box 681865 Prattville, Alabama 36068 (334) 358-8106 |
Hospitals
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HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Montgomery 4465 Narrow Lane Road Montgomery, Alabama 36116 (334) 284-7700 Baptist Medical Center South 2105 East South Boulevard Montgomery, Alabama 36116 (334) 286-2987 |
Noland Hospital Montgomery, LLC 1725 Pine Street, 5th Floor Montgomery, Alabama 36106 (334) 240-0547 Jackson Hospital and Clinic, Inc. 1725 Pine Street Montgomery, Alabama 36106 (334) 293-8000 |
Montgomery social security lawyers serve clients throughout Western Central Alabama, including Alabaster, Alexander City, Auburn, Autaugaville, Birmingham, Blue Ridge, Camden, Centerville, Clanton, Dannelly Field, Demopolis, Dothan, Duncanville, Elmore, Enterprise, Greenville, Hayneville, Hope Hull, Lowndesboro, Luverne, Maplesville, Millbrook, Monroeville, Montgomery, New Prospect, Opelika, Pike Road, Prattville, Roanoke, Selma, Shorter, Teasleys Mill, Troy, Tuskegee, Union Springs, Wetumpka, areas in the vicinity of Maxwell Air Force Base, and other communities in Montgomery County.