Social Security Disability
We help disabled people over the hurdle of getting the government benefits they deserve
Federal and state governments offer Social Security disability benefits to those who suffer from a severe physical or mental disability or a condition that is expected to last for at least 12 months or result in death. Individuals may receive Social Security disability benefits for a variety of conditions, including heart failure, schizophrenia, arthritis, and other conditions.
In almost all cases, those who apply for Social Security disability benefits are denied their first claim. The government often denies second claims as well and most claimants must appear before an administrative law judge before they receive any benefits.
Applying for Social Security disability benefits may be a complex process that requires the knowledge and expertise of a qualified Social Security disability attorney to ensure you receive the benefits you deserve.
Social Security disability eligibility
To receive government assistance, disabled individuals must be able to prove that their condition is serious enough to prevent them from gaining employment for one year or more. However, there are other factors the Social Security Administration (SSA) considers before granting benefits, including the claimant’s—
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The SSA also checks whether the disability is listed in its regulations handbook and tries to determine if the claimant is capable of performing lighter types of work.
Accelerate the Social Security claims process with an attorney's help
The process of filing for Social Security disability benefits can be a long and arduous one. Most claimants who apply are turned down once or twice, which may cause serious delays in benefits—sometimes several years. A Greene & Schultz attorney can help accelerate your application process by gathering the information necessary to prove your case and demonstrate to a judge why you deserve the benefits. Furthermore, a Greene & Schultz lawyer who has a full understanding of SSA regulations and requirements can rigorously defend your legal rights if you are eligible to receive benefits.
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For a free consultation with a Greene & Schultz Social Security disability attorney, call us toll-free at 888.436.3565 or contact us online.









