When To Call About Social Security Disability

 Call Badnell & Dick Co., LPA The Moment You Submit Your Social Security Disability Claim

Applying for Social Security Disability benefits can be one of the most stressful times of your life. Many times, you have no additional incoming coming in, and the future is a scary and hazy place. Without proper representation from a disability benefits attorney, you could wait a substantially long time before receiving notice, or even worse, your claims can come back denied. Many claims are denied because most people feel as though they can not afford an attorney, so they fail to seek legal assistance while treading through unknown and challenging waters. Denied claims can be devastating for those who need assistance to their inability to enter the workforce. If you are able to continue working, there's a chance your benefit is denied simply because you're still maintaining an income above the poverty line from part-time work. At this point, if you're making more than the permitted salary, the Social Security Administration assumes that you must not be that disabled and will not require assistance.

In many cases, Badnell & Dick Co., LPA, finds that forms that have been submitted before seeking our services are incomplete and filled out incorrectly, resulting in the denial of clams. The number of documents that need to be submitted in total completion is tyrannical, but it is undoubtingly essential that each form is triple-checked. Our law offices can help take the burden of incomplete forms off of your chest. The Social Security Administration may require you to jump through even more hoops regarding the number of necessary consultations and physical exams performed by medical physicians and specialists. If you relied on your previous employer for insurance and no longer have the luxury of these benefits, the cost of these visits alone could be shattering. It is suggested that you keep a detailed log of every visit, phone call, prescription, and treatment along with following the guidelines of prescribed therapy, or your benefits will be denied. The only exception is that you are so mentally or physically incapacitated that you cannot perform the treatment. 

Many denied Social Security Disability claims could have been approved had the applicant sought out the services of a reputable disability attorney such as Badnell & Dick Co., LPA, before filing. We are here to help you fill out the paperwork and will gather the proper medical evidence necessary to support your claim. Don't wait any longer to proceed with your Social Security Disability benefits. If you're in the Mansfield, Cleveland, and Columbus, Ohio regions, call our law offices today at (419) 525-0800.