How a Michigan Disability Attorney Can Help Win Your SSDI and SSI Claims

Our attorneys will evaluate your disability case and fill out the appeal paperwork correctly. We know what information needs to be presented in the appeal and will create a well-built case for your social security hearing in front of the Administrative Law Judge. Our attorneys will perform the following for your case:

• Request and gather your medical records
• Request your social security disability file
• Obtain helpful statements from your doctors and medical professionals
• Structure your claim to maximize your chances of winning
• Prepare you to testify at the hearing
• Request status updates
• Keep you informed

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If you hire an experienced attorney to represent your claim, your odds of being awarded disability benefits will increase. According to statistics, people who are represented by a knowledgeable disability attorney are four times more likely to win their case. Contact The Thurswell Law Firm at 866-354-5544 if you believe the social security administration has unfairly denied your Michigan disability claim. We will not charge you any fees unless we are able to help you collect SSDI or SSI.

Understanding How Disability Benefits are awarded:
Social security disability was created for people who are under the age of 65 and cannot work due to a physical or mental condition that could last greater than 12 months or until death. Supplemental security income is paid to people who have possibly not worked in the past, who are in the low income level, and are either disabled, blind or 65 years or older.

In SSDI cases, the benefit amount is established by the injured person's work history and the amount he or she has paid to the social security system through payroll taxes. For SSI claims, benefits are based on financial need, rather than work history. The maximum amount someone receives is set by the federal government and typically adjusts yearly, based on inflation. Because Michigan social security disability cases can take a long time to resolve, you may be owed back pay for your claim.

Even if you have not paid in enough payroll taxes, you may be eligible for SSI benefits in Michigan. The experienced disability attorneys at The Thurswell Law Firm can help you recover back pay, social security disability benefits and supplemental security income in Michigan. If you need help filing a claim or an appeal, contact us toll-free at 866-354-544 for a free legal consultation.

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Blog for Social Security Disability

• The Social Security Administration’s Narrow Definition of "Disability"

Library for Social Security Disability:

• How Social Security Defines Disability   
  Social Security only covers total and permanent disability. Read more to see the exact definition, and call us today at (866) 354-5544 for a free consultation if you believe that you are eligible for benefits, but have been rejected.
• Denied Your Social Security Disability Benefits in Michigan – Now What?   
  Denied Michigan Social Security Benefits? If you are injured and have been unfairly denied social security benefits in Michigan, you can appeal the decision. Contact a knowledgeable Michigan disability attorney to file an appeal with the Social Security office. Call The Thurswell Law Firm at (866) 354-5544 for a free legal evaluation today.
• Social Security Benefits: An Overview

Frequent Questions for Social Security Disability:

• How is disability defined by Social Security ("SSA")?
• What types of Social Security benefits are available for disabled people?
• How can I apply for Social Security Benefits?
• How long should I wait after becoming disabled to file my social security claim?
• Can I file for social security if I'm still on sick leave, or receiving worker's compensation or other disability insurance?
• How will my claim be considered, and what can I do to improve my chances of winning?