Children’s SSI Claims Lawyer

Supplemental Security Income Benefits for Disabled Children

Children under the age of 18 who meet the Social Security Administration’s definition of disability for children — may be eligible to receive disability benefits through the Supplemental Security Income program.

Benefits start adding up the same day you file your children’s SSI claim. Don’t wait. My name is Michael G. Myers and as an attorney, I can help you prepare the SSI application, gather the required medical documentation, arrange for appropriate testing and more. For a free consultation — call or contact my law offices today.

Answers to Your Questions About Children’s SSI Claims

• Is your child eligible for SSI benefits? Without getting to complicated, if your child is blind or disabled, and you have limited income or resources with which to take care of their needs — your child may be eligible.
• Does it matter what the impairment is? No, not if it results in your child having “marked and severe functional limitations” for a period of at least 12 months. Yes, in the sense that there is a speedier process for certain types of serious conditions and impairments.
• What benefits are available? If your children’s SSI claim is approved, the primary benefits are a regular monthly payment and immediate health care coverage under the Medicaid program.
• Can a child work and still receive benefits? Yes, provided they are earning less than a certain amount each month (currently, $980).

All Disability, All the Time …
There Is No Fee Unless You Receive Benefits

Indianapolis Area: 317-489-4066 / Indiana Toll Free: 888-339-4149

As a lawyer, I handle children’s SSI claims throughout central Indiana. I encourage you to take advantage of my experience and knowledge of the Social Security system by calling or contacting me for a free consultation today.