Stevens & Sullivan

Disability Attorney in Atlanta, Georgia

5(1 reviews)

(404) 467-90171270 Memorial Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30316View on Yelp

Stevens & Sullivan - disability attorney in Atlanta, GA

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About Stevens & Sullivan

Stevens & Sullivan operates from their Atlanta location on Memorial Drive Southeast and maintains exclusive focus on disability law and related legal services. The firm's 5-star rating reflects a commitment to serving clients facing disability-related legal challenges with skill and dedication. By concentrating specifically on disability matters, Stevens & Sullivan brings deep expertise to Social Security claims, appeals, and administrative proceedings. The firm's specialized approach allows attorneys to stay current with disability law developments and best practices.

Practice Areas

Disability claims representation

Appeal advocacy for denied benefits

Social Security disability guidance

Disability benefit consultation

Administrative disability hearings

Legal representation for disabled individuals

Specialties

Disability LawSocial Security DisabilityBenefits Appeals

How They Can Help

Stevens & Sullivan helps disabled individuals access the benefits and legal protections they need. Whether you are applying for disability benefits for the first time, challenging a denial, or need guidance navigating the disability system, the firm provides knowledgeable legal representation tailored to your circumstances.

What to Expect

When you work with Stevens & Sullivan, the firm begins by thoroughly understanding your disability, work history, and medical situation. Attorneys then develop a tailored strategy, gather necessary evidence and medical records, and represent you throughout any administrative processes or hearings.

Service Area

Stevens & Sullivan serves the Atlanta metropolitan area and surrounding Georgia communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What medical evidence do I need for a disability claim?

You need medical records documenting your diagnosis, treatment history, and functional limitations. The firm helps gather appropriate evidence and explains what strengthens your claim.

Should I apply for disability benefits even if I think I'll be denied?

Yes. Starting early establishes your claim date, which can affect back pay eligibility. Stevens & Sullivan helps you prepare the strongest possible application from the beginning.

What happens at a disability benefits hearing?

You will testify about your medical condition and how it affects your ability to work. A judge will ask questions, and the firm can present evidence and argue your case. The judge then issues a decision.