Hill & Ponton, PA

Disability Attorney in Orlando, Florida

2.8(31 reviews)

(386) 257-2100605 E Robinson St, Ste 635, Orlando, FL 32801View on Yelp

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About Hill & Ponton, PA

Hill & Ponton, PA brings focused expertise to Social Security disability matters for clients throughout the Orlando area. Located at 605 E Robinson Street in downtown Orlando, this firm maintains a dedicated practice in Social Security law and disability benefits, serving clients who are navigating the application and appeal process. With 31 client reviews on Yelp, the firm has established a presence in the Orlando legal community. Their straightforward approach to disability law means clients work with attorneys who understand the specific requirements and procedures involved in securing Social Security benefits.

Practice Areas

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claims

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) applications

Disability benefit appeals

Medical evidence preparation

Hearing representation before administrative law judges

Post-award benefit counseling

Specialties

Social Security LawDisability Law

How They Can Help

The firm assists clients at multiple stages of their Social Security disability journey, whether they are filing an initial claim, appealing a denial, or seeking ongoing benefit guidance. Hill & Ponton's attorneys help gather necessary medical evidence, prepare comprehensive applications, and represent clients in appeals before administrative law judges when initial applications are denied.

What to Expect

When you contact Hill & Ponton, PA, expect a consultation to review your medical condition, work history, and current Social Security status. The team will explain what documents you'll need, how long the process typically takes, and what representation looks like at each stage, from initial filing through potential appeals.

Service Area

Hill & Ponton, PA serves clients throughout the Orlando metropolitan area and surrounding Central Florida communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What medical records do I need to provide for a Social Security claim?

You'll need documentation from your treating physicians showing your diagnosis, treatment history, and functional limitations. Hill & Ponton guides clients on which records are most important and helps organize them for the strongest possible application.

How long does the Social Security disability process typically take?

Initial claims often take three to six months for a decision, though timelines vary. If denied, the appeal process can extend several more months. Hill & Ponton keeps clients informed about expected timeframes based on their specific situation.

What happens if my initial Social Security application is denied?

You have the right to appeal within 60 days of the denial. Hill & Ponton can represent you through the reconsideration and hearing stages, presenting additional medical evidence and testimony to support your claim.