Help With the Social Security Disability Claims Puzzle
Obtaining benefits from one of the Social Security Administration's (SSA) two disability programs, SSDI and SSI, is a lot more difficult than the government makes it sound. There are rules, requirements and timelines that must be followed. There are more rules, requirements and timing issues in addition to those.
In reality, the word "frustrating" doesn't do justice to what it's like. I know, my name is Michael G. Myers and as an attorney, I help people in central Indiana obtain disability benefits. In fact, it's the only work I do.
How will working with me, benefit you?
- I am the only attorney at this law firm. This means that you'll be working directly with me from start to finish. A lot of firms can't or don't offer this kind of personal service. Worse are the completely impersonal mail-in services where SSD and SSI claims are typically handled by non-lawyer "representatives." Success is too important and I believe it's more likely to happen when you're working with someone who knows the law and who personally knows you.
- I grew up in the Midwest and have the midwestern work ethic to prove it. When I do something, I believe it's important to do it right. As your lawyer, I'll work hard to make sure your application or appeal is thorough and complete in every sense. I will also do what it takes to prepare you for every stage of the process.
Disability claims are my entire practice. In practical terms, this means a lot of different things. I know where the pitfalls are. I've become very good at working with my clients' doctors. I understand the realities of the system and help my clients walk into the process with their eyes wide open and realistic expectations.
All Disability, All the Time ...
Indianapolis Area: 317-489-4066
Indiana Toll Free: 888-339-4149
You can schedule a free consultation with me today by calling either of the telephone numbers above, or by completing a short online contact form. No money is required up front. In fact, you won't pay any legal fees unless you are awarded disability benefits.
Attorney fees for SSDI and SSI claims are limited to a maximum of $6,000 dollars, or to 25 percent of the benefits that you are already owed — whichever amount is less.
