We all like to plan and prepare for the future, but the reality is that we cannot always prepare for everything life throws at us. We cannot predict whether or not we will suffer a serious injury or illness. And we certainly cannot expect that these injuries or illnesses could be debilitating. Nonetheless, many individuals in Georgia and other states across the nation face this unfortunate reality. Additionally, the injury or illness they are currently suffering has become so disabling that he or she is unable to work. This can take a huge toll on the individual financially as well as physically, mentally and emotionally.
The Social Security Administration designed the Social Security disability program as a means to help individuals in these situations. While it can be a challenging matter to experience, applying for these benefits could be just what one needs to overcome the financial burdens caused by a disability.
At Murphy & Garner, LLC, our skilled attorneys have years of experience helping individuals in the Bremen area navigate the SSD application process. We understand the ins and outs of this process; therefore, we are prepared to tackle anything out clients are handed.
Applicants are often fearful that they will be initially denied benefits. While this could occur, our goal is to make our client’s applications as complete as possible, avoided denials based on lack of information. Thus, we carefully collect all necessary information, documentation and medical records that evidence our clients’ disability, ensuring it meet the strict definition of the SSA. If a client is denied benefits, we are readily available to initiate the appeals process right away. While this can be a lengthy process, we are prepared to stick with our clients until they achieve a favorable decision.
To learn more, check out our law firm’s Social Security disability website. Whether you are unsure if you meet the requirements for SSD benefits or not, it is important to fully understand your situation. This will help you take the appropriate steps while also protecting your legal rights.
