Social Security Law

Disability Attorney in Jacksonville, Florida

(904) 714-03071509 Faye Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32218View on Yelp

About Social Security Law

Social Security Law focuses solely on helping Jacksonville residents access disability benefits through the Social Security Administration. Their specialized practice means the attorneys handle Social Security cases every day and understand the nuances of disability determinations. Located on Faye Road in Jacksonville, the firm works with individuals who are applying for benefits for the first time or fighting a denial. By concentrating exclusively on Social Security matters, the team stays current with policy changes and administrative procedures that affect your claim.

Practice Areas

SSDI application preparation

SSI benefit claims

Denied claim appeals

Reconsideration requests

Administrative law judge hearings

Benefits counseling

Medical evidence organization

Specialties

Social Security Disability ClaimsBenefit Appeals and Hearings

How They Can Help

The firm guides clients through the entire Social Security disability process, whether you're preparing an initial application or appealing a denial. Social Security Law handles evidence gathering, medical record requests, and presentation of your case to decision-makers. They explain your rights at each stage and work to strengthen your position for approval.

What to Expect

Your first step is contacting the firm to discuss your situation and whether Social Security disability benefits may be available to you. Social Security Law will review your medical records, work history, and prior decisions if applicable. The team then explains what happens next, discusses representation fees, and begins working on your case.

Service Area

Social Security Law serves Jacksonville and Duval County, Florida.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between SSDI and SSI?

SSDI is based on your work history and Social Security contributions, while SSI is a needs-based program for individuals with limited income and resources. Social Security Law can determine which program you qualify for and may pursue both simultaneously.

How long does the Social Security disability process take?

Initial claims typically take three to five months for a decision. If denied, reconsideration takes another three to five months. Hearings before an Administrative Law Judge average one to two years. Social Security Law keeps you informed of timing throughout.

Can I work while receiving Social Security disability benefits?

There are work incentive programs that allow limited work activity while maintaining benefits. Social Security Law explains the earnings limits and trial work period so you understand your options.