What Does an SSDI Attorney Do?
Many people spend a significant part of their life working hard to make a living—and paying Social Security taxes along the way. However, if you have paid into the Social Security system and become unable to work due to a physical or mental disability, you may want to talk to a Social Security disability attorney to see if you could be entitled to Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits.
As a Social Security disability attorney, all I do is help people navigate the system. I have been successfully working in this field of law since 1997 and know how to simplify the process. Given the complexity of the Social Security application process, you may not want to go it alone, especially if you or a loved one are already suffering with a physical or mental disability.
As a dedicated SSDI attorney, I have extensive and current knowledge of the requirements for SSDI eligibility and handle the challenges that may arise so you can avoid having to deal with them on your own.
Why Do SSDI Attorneys Do What They Do?
Our reason for doing what we do is simple: We get great satisfaction helping workers who have contributed to the system, and then find themselves needing help from the system to assist them in a time of need.
Working with the Social Security Administration for as long as we have, our knowledge of the system, the processes, and the law can go a very long way toward securing a positive outcome in your case.
Here are some of the key reasons for working with a disability attorney to obtain your benefits:
- Your Disability Attorney Can Save You Administrative Time:
- We can file your Initial Application, Reconsideration appeal and/or a Request for Hearing before an Administrative Law Judge.
- A Disability Attorney Can Assess Your Eligibility:
- At Cervoni Disability Law, PLLC, we have the ability to cut through the confusing application process and achieve real results.
- We can help you understand how your disability and your unique situation fits into eligibility.
- We can even find you other benefits that you may also be entitled to.
- We Will Help Assess Your Disability by Listening to You and Your Situation and Consider the Following:
- How long did you work before becoming disabled?
- How long have you been out of work?
- What medical conditions prevent you from working?
- What documentation do you have about your medical conditions?
- How are family members affected or involved?
- Navigating the Trial Work Period:
- If you think you can work when recovering from a disability, but are not sure, your SSDI attorney can help you navigate the trial work period which might allow you to try working again without losing the benefits that you are already receiving.
- Your Disability Attorney Will Prepare Your SSDI Case and do the Following:
- Inventory the documents you have.
- Determine what other documents you need to strengthen your application.
- Offer guidance on how to get the appropriate documentation.
- Present documents in the best way to support your case.
As you can see, having an experienced SSDI attorney in your corner, and persistence, can greatly improve the chances that you will eventually be awarded the SSDI benefits you deserve.
Contact Our Social Security Disability Law Firm Today
If you have questions or issues with your Social Security disability eligibility, contact Cervoni Disability Law, PLLC for a free consultation at 703-241-2625 or email us at info@cervonidisabilitylaw.com. You can also visit our website at www.cervonidisabilitylaw.com or follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Why Work with Us
We Have the Ability to Simplify a Complicated Process and Make Applying for Benefits Easier
- No travel to our office is necessary
- We can offer guidance on how to get the appropriate documentation
- No money upfront – we don’t receive a legal fee unless you win
- We build as strong a case as possible for a favorable outcome
- You will have a dedicated case manager to coordinate all aspects of your case
