Chayet & Danzo

Disability Attorney in Denver, Colorado

3.2(6 reviews)

(303) 872-5980650 S Cherry St, Ste 710, Denver, CO 80246View on Yelp

Chayet & Danzo - disability attorney in Denver, CO

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About Chayet & Danzo

Chayet & Danzo combines disability law with comprehensive estate planning and elder law services in downtown Denver. With a 3.2-star rating based on client feedback, the firm understands how disability considerations affect long-term planning and family decisions. The team recognizes that many clients need coordinated legal solutions that address both immediate disability benefits and future financial security. Their location on Cherry Street makes them accessible to Denver residents seeking integrated legal guidance on disability and related matters.

Practice Areas

Social Security Disability (SSDI) claims

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) applications

Estate planning for disabled beneficiaries

Elder law and disability coordination

Disability benefits appeals

Special needs trust planning

Specialties

Disability LawEstate PlanningElder Law

How They Can Help

The firm assists clients in obtaining and maintaining disability benefits while also planning for long-term financial security. They help families understand how estate planning decisions interact with disability status and public benefits, ensuring that beneficiaries remain eligible for crucial assistance programs.

What to Expect

When you contact Chayet & Danzo, expect an initial consultation that explores your disability situation alongside your broader legal needs. The team takes time to understand how your benefits intersect with estate planning goals before recommending a coordinated approach tailored to your circumstances.

Service Area

Chayet & Danzo serves clients throughout the Denver metro area and surrounding Colorado communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does disability law connect with estate planning?

Chayet & Danzo explains that improper estate planning can disqualify disabled beneficiaries from vital benefits like SSI. The firm ensures your will and trusts protect your disabled loved ones without inadvertently cutting off their benefits.

What should I know about special needs trusts?

A special needs trust is a legal arrangement that lets you provide for a disabled family member without affecting their eligibility for government assistance. The firm specializes in creating and managing these trusts to protect long-term financial interests.

Can I update my estate plan if my disability status changes?

Yes. Chayet & Danzo helps clients modify their estate plans as circumstances evolve, ensuring your legal documents always reflect your current disability situation and goals.