Paul Joslin

Disability Attorney in Wichita, Kansas

(316) 264-0211129 E 2nd St N, Wichita, KS 67202View on Yelp
Paul Joslin - disability attorney in Wichita, KS
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About Paul Joslin

Paul Joslin practices law from an office at 129 E 2nd St N in Wichita, Kansas, offering legal services to individuals facing two of the more financially devastating situations a person can encounter: a disabling medical condition and serious debt. The combination of disability law and bankruptcy under one attorney's practice is relatively uncommon and can be useful for clients whose inability to work has also led to mounting financial problems. For Wichita residents pursuing Social Security disability benefits, Paul Joslin can provide representation during the application process and at key stages of the appeals process, including hearings before an administrative law judge. The firm currently has no published Yelp reviews for this location, so connecting with the team is a good first step to discuss the office directly to discuss their situation and learn more about the attorney's background and approach.

Practice Areas

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) Applications
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Claims
Disability Benefit Appeals
Administrative Law Judge Hearings
Bankruptcy Filings
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Specialties

Disability LawBankruptcy Law

How They Can Help

Paul Joslin helps clients in Wichita navigate the Social Security disability system, which can involve lengthy wait times, multiple rounds of paperwork, and the possibility of an in-person hearing. The attorney also assists clients with bankruptcy filings, which can sometimes provide relief when disability-related income loss has made it impossible to keep up with debts. Having an attorney who understands both areas of law may be an advantage for clients facing both challenges at the same time.

What to Expect

When you reach out to Paul Joslin's office in Wichita, the typical first step is a review of your medical history, work record, and financial situation to understand which legal options apply to you. If you are pursuing disability benefits, the attorney can help you file correctly from the start, which can reduce the chance of a denial. If your case is already in the appeals stage, the focus shifts to preparing the strongest possible record for review. Clients dealing with bankruptcy issues alongside a disability claim can address both matters with the same attorney, avoiding the need to coordinate between separate firms.

Service Area

Paul Joslin serves individuals and families in Wichita and the surrounding communities of south-central Kansas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Paul Joslin handle both Social Security disability and bankruptcy cases?
Yes. The firm practices in both disability law and bankruptcy law, which can be helpful for clients whose inability to work has led to significant debt in addition to health challenges.
What should I bring to my first meeting with Paul Joslin?
It is generally helpful to bring any Social Security denial letters you have received, medical records related to your condition, a list of your doctors and medications, and documentation of your income and debts if you are also considering bankruptcy.
How long does the Social Security disability process typically take in Kansas?
Timelines vary, but the process often takes well over a year when appeals are involved. Initial decisions can take several months, and if you need a hearing before an administrative law judge, wait times in Kansas can extend the process further.
Can I file for bankruptcy while my disability case is pending?
This is a situation where legal advice specific to your circumstances is important. You should speak directly with Paul Joslin's office at (316) 264-0211 to discuss how a bankruptcy filing might interact with your pending disability claim.
Where is Paul Joslin's office located?
The office is at 129 E 2nd St N in downtown Wichita, Kansas, within reach of clients across Sedgwick County and nearby areas.
What happens if my SSDI application is denied?
A denial at the initial stage is common, and it does not mean your claim is over. You have the right to appeal, and an attorney can help you request reconsideration and, if necessary, a hearing before an administrative law judge.

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