Sinkevich Law Firm

Disability Attorney in Des Moines, Iowa

(515) 699-8558309 Court Ave, Ste 230, Des Moines, IA 50309View on Yelp

Sinkevich Law Firm - disability attorney in Des Moines, IA

About Sinkevich Law Firm

Sinkevich Law Firm is located in downtown Des Moines at 309 Court Ave, Suite 230, where attorneys focus on disability law and employment-related legal matters. The firm serves clients who are navigating the complex intersection of disability rights and employment law. The team at Sinkevich Law Firm understands the challenges clients face when pursuing disability benefits or addressing discrimination in the workplace. Their concentrated practice in these areas allows them to stay current on evolving disability laws and regulations.

Practice Areas

Social Security disability claims

Disability insurance appeals

Employment discrimination cases

Disability law consultation

Administrative disability hearings

Employment law representation

Specialties

Disability LawEmployment Law

How They Can Help

Sinkevich Law Firm helps clients obtain disability benefits and protect their employment rights. Whether pursuing Social Security disability, appealing benefit denials, or addressing workplace discrimination, the firm advocates for clients throughout the administrative and legal process.

What to Expect

When you contact Sinkevich Law Firm, attorneys will review your disability status and employment situation in detail. The firm then develops a strategy tailored to your circumstances, whether that involves pursuing initial benefits, appealing a denial, or addressing discrimination claims.

Service Area

Sinkevich Law Firm serves clients in Des Moines and surrounding areas of central Iowa.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to get a Social Security disability decision?

Initial decisions typically take three to six months. If denied, the appeal process can take much longer. Having an experienced attorney representing you from the start can help ensure your application is thorough and complete.

What is the difference between SSDI and SSI disability benefits?

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is based on your work history, while Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is need-based. An attorney at Sinkevich Law Firm can determine which program you may qualify for based on your circumstances.

Can I work while receiving disability benefits?

Social Security allows certain work activity while receiving benefits through work incentive programs. The rules are complex, and earning too much can affect your benefits. An attorney can explain how work would impact your specific situation.