Thomas Johnson Attorney At Law

Disability Attorney in Sioux Falls, South Dakota

(605) 360-03753060 S Coral Ct, Sioux Falls, SD 57103View on Yelp

About Thomas Johnson Attorney At Law

Thomas Johnson Attorney At Law is located at 3060 S Coral Ct in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, offering legal services in disability law and estate planning. This combination of practice areas is relatively uncommon and can be a strong fit for clients who are managing a disabling condition while also thinking ahead to how their finances and assets should be structured for the long term. Attorney Thomas Johnson works directly with clients on both sides of that equation, helping them secure disability benefits and plan for their futures at the same time. For South Dakota residents who have received a disability determination or are in the middle of a claim, the estate planning side of the practice can open additional doors, such as setting up special needs trusts or updating beneficiary designations to protect eligibility for means-tested programs. The firm's dual focus reflects an understanding that disability does not exist in a vacuum and that clients often need legal help that goes beyond just the benefits claim itself. To reach the office, call (605) 360-0375.

Practice Areas

Disability law representation

Social Security disability applications

Disability appeals

Estate planning

Wills and trusts

Special needs planning

Long-term disability guidance

Specialties

Disability LawEstate Planning Law

How They Can Help

Thomas Johnson Attorney At Law helps clients in Sioux Falls work through the disability claims process, including initial applications and appeals when claims are denied. The firm also provides estate planning services such as drafting wills, establishing trusts, and advising on how to structure an estate in a way that protects both the client and their family. For clients receiving disability benefits, this can include guidance on special needs planning to ensure that an inheritance or financial gift does not inadvertently disqualify them from programs like SSI or Medicaid.

What to Expect

Clients who reach out to Thomas Johnson Attorney At Law can expect a one-on-one consultation to review their legal needs, whether they involve a disability claim, estate planning, or a combination of both. The attorney takes time to understand the specifics of each client's medical situation, financial circumstances, and long-term goals before recommending a course of action. From there, the firm manages the necessary documentation, filings, and communications, keeping clients informed and involved throughout the process.

Service Area

Thomas Johnson Attorney At Law serves individuals in Sioux Falls and throughout the broader South Dakota region.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of disability cases does Thomas Johnson handle?

The firm handles disability law matters, which can include helping clients apply for Social Security disability benefits and representing them if their claim is denied and an appeal is needed.

Why would I need both disability law and estate planning help?

People with long-term disabilities often need to think carefully about how their assets are structured. Certain benefit programs have income and resource limits, and an estate plan can be designed to protect your eligibility while still providing for your family.

What is a special needs trust and can this firm help me set one up?

A special needs trust is a legal arrangement that allows a person with a disability to receive assets without losing eligibility for government benefit programs. Thomas Johnson Attorney At Law offers estate planning services that can include this type of planning.

Where is the office located in Sioux Falls?

The firm is located at 3060 S Coral Ct in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

How do I schedule a consultation with Thomas Johnson?

You can call the firm at (605) 360-0375 to arrange a time to speak with the attorney about your disability or estate planning needs.

Can Thomas Johnson help if my disability claim was already denied?

Yes. Disability denials are common, and the appeals process allows claimants to challenge those decisions. The firm can review your case and help you understand your options for moving forward.