McGinty & Belcher

Disability Attorney in Salem, Oregon

2.8(4 reviews)

(503) 371-9636694 High St NE, Salem, OR 97301View on Yelp

McGinty & Belcher - disability attorney in Salem, OR

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About McGinty & Belcher

McGinty and Belcher is a Salem, Oregon law firm that brings together three distinct but often interconnected areas of law: Social Security disability, estate planning, and elder law. Located at 694 High St NE, the firm is centrally positioned in Salem to serve clients from across Marion County and the surrounding region. This combination of practice areas makes them a practical option for older clients or those with disabilities who need help not just with benefits claims but also with longer-term planning. The firm currently carries a 2.8 rating on Yelp based on 4 reviews, which reflects a small sample size and may not fully represent the firm's overall client experience. connect with the office to explore the firm at (503) 371-9636 to get a clearer picture of how they handle cases and what working with them looks like.

Practice Areas

Social Security Disability Claims

SSDI Applications and Appeals

SSI Benefits Representation

Estate Planning

Wills and Trusts

Elder Law Counseling

Powers of Attorney and Advance Directives

Specialties

Social Security Disability LawEstate PlanningElder Law

How They Can Help

McGinty and Belcher helps clients at multiple stages of life and need, from pursuing Social Security disability benefits after an illness or injury prevents them from working, to drafting wills and trusts that protect their assets and wishes, to navigating the legal complexities that often arise as people age. Their elder law work may include guardianship matters, Medicaid planning, and related issues that frequently intersect with both disability and estate concerns. This breadth of service means many clients can address several legal needs under one roof.

What to Expect

When you reach out to McGinty and Belcher, the firm will typically want to understand which area of law applies to your situation before scheduling a consultation. For Social Security disability matters, they will want to know about your medical condition, work history, and whether you have already filed a claim. For estate planning or elder law matters, they will review your current documents, family situation, and goals. The firm serves clients at 694 High St NE in Salem and can be contacted at (503) 371-9636 to get started.

Service Area

McGinty and Belcher serves clients in Salem and throughout the greater Marion County area of Oregon, with their office conveniently located on High St NE in the heart of Salem.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does McGinty and Belcher handle Social Security disability cases?

Yes, Social Security law is one of their listed practice areas. They can assist with SSDI and SSI claims, including initial applications and appeals for clients whose claims have been denied.

Can the same firm help me with both a disability claim and my estate planning?

McGinty and Belcher is structured to handle exactly that. Their practice covers Social Security law, estate planning, and elder law, which means clients dealing with a disability can also address planning needs like wills, trusts, and powers of attorney.

What is elder law and how does it relate to disability?

Elder law covers legal issues that commonly affect older adults, including Medicaid planning, guardianship, and long-term care decisions. Many of these issues overlap with disability law, particularly for clients whose disabilities relate to aging or chronic illness.

What does the Yelp rating reflect for McGinty and Belcher?

The firm has a 2.8 rating based on 4 reviews on Yelp. Four reviews is a very small sample, so the rating may not be representative of the full range of client experiences. Contacting the firm directly is the best way to evaluate fit.

Where is McGinty and Belcher located in Salem?

Their office is at 694 High St NE in Salem, Oregon. You can reach them by phone at (503) 371-9636.

What happens if my Social Security disability claim is denied in Oregon?

A denial does not end your options. You can request reconsideration, and if denied again, request a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge. Having an attorney from the start of the appeals process can help you present the strongest possible case.