Social Security

The Social Security Resource Center includes information concerning social security and social security disability law. Whether you've reached retirement age and need to make sure you have everything in order to begin drawing social security, or you're disabled and you need help filing a social security disability claim, the tips and advice you'll find here can help you find a lawyer in your area who can help you with every aspect of your social security claim. You'll learn how to apply for social security if you've been injured or illness has made it impossible for you to work, and you'll learn about the sometimes lengthy process involved in appealing social security decisions.

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Disability and the SSA
The Social Security Administration (SSA) estimates that a twenty-year-old worker in the U.S. has a three-in-ten chance of becoming disabled before he/she reaches the age of retirement.
SSA Case Handling
Observers of case-handling practices at SSA hearing offices often note inconsistency in how decisions are made as to which individuals receive priority, or earlier hearing dates in their appeals...
Social Security Earnings and Calculations
U.S. citizens know that after a life of hard work and dedication to duties and chores, retirement is coming and there is the time to cut back on responsibilities and give way to the pleasant things like family and hobbies. At the same time, many U.S. citizens were never able to enjoy their retirement because of mistakes that happened while calculating their Social Security. In order to avoid such a surprise before you are able to fully enjoy the time you deserve, consult a Social Security lawyer to ensure your numbers add up.

Social Security and Disability
The Social Security Administration (SSA) administers two important financial assistance programs that provide benefits for people that become disabled and are unable to work. The SSA offers benefits under the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program to U.S. workers that have contributed to Social Security through payroll taxes under the Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA). The SSA also manages the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program.

Social Security Lawyers FAQ

Should I hire a social security attorney?

A. There may be instances when you will need the help or advice of an attorney who is knowledgeable in social security law. For instance, if you have been turned down for social security benefits...

How much does an individual typically receive from social security benefits?

A. There are several factors which go into determining how much money an individual will receive with social security benefits. Those factors may include your age, what reason you’re applying...

What should I do if I’m turned down for social security benefits?

A. In some cases, individuals who are legally entitled to social security benefits may be turned down. In your case, you should at least consult with a lawyer knowledgeable in social security law...

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