A Disability Assistants

Disability Attorney in Santa Rosa, California

(707) 545-21461404 Lorraine Way, Santa Rosa, CA 95404View on Yelp

About A Disability Assistants

A Disability Assistants provides dedicated representation for individuals applying for or appealing Social Security disability benefits in Santa Rosa and surrounding areas. The firm understands the challenges faced by those unable to work due to disability and works to ensure clients receive the benefits they deserve. With a focus exclusively on Social Security disability law, the firm has developed expertise in the nuances of SSDI and SSI applications. The team handles cases from initial application through the appeals process, providing clients with knowledgeable guidance at each stage.

Practice Areas

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claims

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) applications

Disability benefits appeals

Administrative hearing representation

Medical evidence compilation

Continuing disability reviews

Specialties

Social Security disability claimsBenefits appeals and hearingsAdministrative representation

How They Can Help

The firm helps clients prepare and submit complete Social Security disability applications, including gathering necessary medical documentation and work history records. If a claim is denied, they represent clients at administrative hearings before an Administrative Law Judge, presenting evidence and testimony to support the disability determination.

What to Expect

When you work with A Disability Assistants, you can expect a thorough review of your medical records and work background to assess your claim's strength. The team will explain what evidence is needed, help organize your documentation, and represent you throughout the administrative process if your case goes to a hearing.

Service Area

A Disability Assistants serves clients in Santa Rosa and the surrounding Northern California region.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to hire A Disability Assistants for my Social Security disability case?

Most disability attorneys, including those at A Disability Assistants, work on contingency, meaning they only receive payment if you win your case. The fee is typically 25 percent of your back pay, capped at $6,000 by federal regulation.

What is the difference between SSDI and SSI?

SSDI is based on your work history and Social Security contributions, while SSI is a needs-based program for individuals with limited income and resources. A Disability Assistants can help determine which program you may qualify for based on your circumstances.

How long does the Social Security disability process typically take?

Initial applications can take several months to process, and if denied, the appeals process can take one to two years or longer. The firm will guide you through each stage and manage timelines to protect your claim.