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  • By: Claudeth Henry, Esq.

Even when you have a strong disability case, you may need to jump through some bureaucratic hoops in order to get approved for benefits. Going it alone can be daunting and confusing, but when you work with an Ocala Social Security disability law firm, you will give yourself the best chance of success. Every case is different, so your attorney will analyze your situation and determine the best way to present and win your case. There are a number of ways your disability lawyer will help you. Here are a few of them. Fill Out Paperwork As you proceed through the application process, you will find yourself swimming in paperwork. You will be required to fill out forms about your…Read More

  • By: Claudeth Henry, Esq.

Making a positive first impression is key to earning a favorable ruling in your Social Security Disability benefits hearing. Although there is no guarantee of an outcome, you can benefit from the experience that your Ocala Florida social security disability lawyer will be able to share. They've been through this process many times. Along with your presentable appearance, you'll also want to utilize the following tips.Read More

  • By: Claudeth Henry, Esq.

A Florida disability attorney is always told, "Don't ask a question that you don't already know the answer to." You can apply that same principle to your disability claim hearing. Before testifying, you'll be able to review with your Florida disability attorney the three main areas of concern with regard to your testimony. That way you should be ready with the answer to any question.Read More

  • By: Claudeth Henry, Esq.

Applicants for Social Security disability benefits may qualify for one of the 5 main types of benefits. Each benefit base eligibility depending on the applicant's income level, marital status, and when he or she became disabled. If you don't understand the explanation provided by each benefits, you should consult with a Florida Disability Lawyer.Read More

  • By: Claudeth Henry, Esq.

Regardless of the result, a medical diagnosis alone is not enough to render you eligible for Social Security disability benefits. As long as you and your Ocala Florida Social Security disability lawyer can prove that your condition has adversely affected your ability to work, you will remain eligible for SSD benefits.Read More

  • By: Claudeth Henry, Esq.

To be certified by the Social Security Administration for a disability claim you will need to you choose from two distinct courses of action. Making sure you pick the pathway that is strongest for your case might require experienced counsel. A skilled Florida disability lawyer will point you in the right direction and help you through the process.Read More

  • By: Claudeth Henry, Esq.

In order to qualify for Social Security disability benefits, you must have an impairment that has lasted for 12 months, or be expected to last that long. Your Ocala disability lawyer can tell you about other requirements that affect your eligibility for benefits, such as the following.Read More

  • By: Claudeth Henry, Esq.

When you and your Ocala disability lawyer attend your disability hearing, you will likely be questioned about the daily activities you perform, your work history, and your medical history. Other subjects might be broached as well. It can be to your benefit to think of specific instances from your life to use as references when replying to these questions.  Read More

  • By: Claudeth Henry, Esq.

It can assist your Ocala disability lawyer if you have tangible examples when you testify at your hearing for disability benefits. At the hearing, you might be asked about the activities you partake in throughout the day, your medical records, what kind of work you have done, and other questions.Read More

Ocala Disability Lawyers Discuss Hearings Via Videoconference
  • By: Claudeth Henry, Esq.

While the Social Security Administration feels that videoconferencing is an effective way to save time, most of the participants tend to disagree. Disability claimants usually prefer to explain their situations to the administrative law judge when they are in the same room together. As your Ocala disability lawyers can tell you, a videoconference is simply not the same as speaking to the ALJ in person. The SSA Will Attempt to Overcome Your Reluctance According to literature provided by the SSA, a hearing via videoconference differs from a physical hearing only in the technology involved. The SSA also maintains that this is better for you, since a video hearing spares you the inconvenience of having to travel to meet with the administrative law…Read More

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