Daniel J Tuley

Disability Attorney in Evansville, Indiana

(812) 434-193620 NW 1st St, Ste 610, Evansville, IN 47708View on Yelp

About Daniel J Tuley

Daniel J Tuley operates out of Suite 610 at 20 NW 1st St in downtown Evansville, Indiana, placing him in the heart of the city and accessible to clients across Vanderburgh County and the surrounding southwestern Indiana region. His practice covers both disability law and personal injury law, meaning clients dealing with serious injuries or long-term health conditions may find representation for multiple legal needs under one roof. With a dual focus on disability and personal injury matters, Tuley's office is positioned to assist clients at various stages of the Social Security process, from filing an initial claim to preparing for a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge. His downtown Evansville location makes it straightforward for local residents to meet in person and discuss the specifics of their case without traveling far from the metro area.

Practice Areas

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claims

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) applications

Disability appeals and hearings

Initial disability application assistance

Personal injury representation

Disability reconsideration appeals

Administrative Law Judge hearing preparation

Specialties

Social Security Disability LawPersonal Injury LawDisability Appeals

How They Can Help

Tuley's practice assists clients navigating the Social Security disability system, which can be a lengthy and often frustrating process for people dealing with physical or mental health impairments. Whether a client is filing for the first time or has already received a denial and needs to pursue an appeal, the firm works to build a case supported by medical records and documentation that meets Social Security Administration standards. The personal injury side of the practice adds another layer of support for clients whose disabilities may stem from accidents or negligence.

What to Expect

When you contact Daniel J Tuley's office in Evansville, you can expect an initial conversation about your medical situation, work history, and where you currently stand in the Social Security disability process. From there, the firm will review what documentation you have and identify what additional evidence may strengthen your claim. If your case requires a hearing, Tuley will prepare you for what to expect before an Administrative Law Judge and represent you through that process.

Service Area

Daniel J Tuley serves clients in Evansville and throughout southwestern Indiana, including Vanderburgh County and the surrounding communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Daniel J Tuley handle both SSDI and SSI cases?

Yes, the firm works with clients applying for both Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income, which are two separate programs with different eligibility requirements.

What should I bring to my first meeting at the Evansville office?

It helps to bring any denial letters you have received, your medical records or a list of treating doctors, and information about your work history over the past 15 years.

Can Tuley help if my initial disability claim was already denied?

Yes, many clients come to the firm after receiving a denial. The appeals process includes reconsideration and a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge, and the firm can assist at either stage.

Does the firm also handle personal injury cases?

Yes, in addition to disability law, Daniel J Tuley's practice includes personal injury cases, which can be relevant if your disability resulted from an accident or injury caused by another party.

Where is the office located in Evansville?

The office is located at 20 NW 1st St, Suite 610, in downtown Evansville, Indiana.

How long does the Social Security disability process typically take?

The timeline varies depending on where you are in the process. Initial decisions can take several months, and if an appeal and hearing are required, the total process can extend to a year or more in many cases.