WORKER'S COMPENSATION & DISABILITY LAWYER IN GEORGIA
CONTACT US TODAYThe process for pursuing Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) payments or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits is complicated. The initial applications are confusing, and one simple mistake can result in a denial. Although a majority of original claims are denied, applicants have several levels of appeals available to help them achieve the financial assistance they need. At the Law Office of Ellene Welsh, we focus our practice on filing appeals on behalf of clients whose claims have already been denied initially. We have an in-depth understanding of the complex appeals process and have worked with the Social Security Administration for more than a decade. We can also provide general instructions on how to file an initial disability claim. Call our offices in Douglasville or Columbus at 770-489-3456 for a free initial consultation. It is important to understand how to apply for Social Security Disability benefits, but also to understand how the appeals process works when an initial application for benefits has been denied. The appeals process can be complex, but because of its importance, it is essential to be familiar with the appeals process, as well as the application process. When applying for SSD benefits, it is important to initially evaluate the applicant’s situation; to ensure that the applicant has a qualifying physical or mental condition; to ensure that the applicant is receiving appropriate medical care and treatment that is being properly documented; and it is important to thoroughly document the medical condition through medical records, document medical history and document the applicant’s education; and present the applicant’s case for SSD benefits. Understanding the steps in the application process can help thoroughly demonstrate the applicant is qualified for disability benefits. It is also important to seek capable medical care when suffering from a medical disability and applying for Social Security Disability benefits. To qualify for SSD benefits, the applicant must be disabled due to a physical or mental health condition that prevents them from working and the applicant must also have sufficient work history. In addition, the medical condition must last longer than 12 months or be expected to result in death. There are several levels of appeals ranging from a request for reconsideration to a hearing or additional actions. Knowing how to present a thorough application for benefits and a strong case for appeal, is beneficial to disabled individuals applying for benefits. Applicants should always make sure they are educated concerning the processes involved when applying for SSD benefits. You can apply for short-term or long-term benefits without a lawyer at your local Social Security Administration office. If your claim is denied, and most of them typically are, that is when you need the assistance of a knowledgeable SSDI/SSI attorney. Your legal representative will: As a local law firm, we have built strong working relationships with a network of doctors, clinics, and other healthcare providers. If your disability demands specific medical treatment, we are able to advise you regarding available resources, including reduced-cost options. Practicing law since 1988, our attorney Ellene Welsh has secured disability payments for numerous individuals in Georgia. She knows what documentation is necessary to present in an appeal, will represent you at any hearings and can answer all your questions about your case. Rest assured, she will remain by your side each step of the way. To arrange a complimentary initial consultation, contact us. We look forward to working with you and pursuing the SSDI or SSI benefits you deserve. We handle SSDI and SSI cases on a contingency fee basis. That means you owe us no attorney fees until we secure benefits for you.Guiding You Through The Complex Maze Of Disability Benefits
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With 35 years of legal experience, Attorney Ellene Welsh specializes in assisting individuals in the Douglasville, Columbus, and West Georgia areas to secure Work Comp, Social Security Disability, and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits, leveraging her in-depth knowledge of the systems and collaborating with admin officials to secure her clients the financial support they deserve.
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