Warner & Warner, PLLC

Disability Attorney in Albany, New York

4.3(6 reviews)

(518) 451-93886 Automation Ln, Ste 109, Albany, NY 12205View on Yelp

Warner & Warner, PLLC - disability attorney in Albany, NY

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About Warner & Warner, PLLC

Warner & Warner, PLLC operates out of Suite 109 at 6 Automation Lane in Albany, NY, positioning the firm conveniently for residents throughout Albany County and the surrounding Capital Region. The firm covers a broad legal spectrum, handling Social Security disability claims alongside tax law and bankruptcy matters, which makes it a practical choice for clients dealing with overlapping financial and health-related legal challenges. With a 4.3-star rating drawn from client reviews on Yelp, Warner & Warner has built a modest but positive reputation in the Albany legal community. Clients who need guidance through the Social Security disability process, whether filing an initial claim or appealing a denial, can reach the firm directly at (518) 451-9388 to discuss their situation.

Practice Areas

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claims

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) applications

Disability appeals and hearings

Tax law representation

Bankruptcy filings and counsel

Federal and state tax disputes

Debt relief consultations

Specialties

Social Security Disability LawTax LawBankruptcy Law

How They Can Help

Warner & Warner assists clients at multiple stages of the Social Security disability process, from preparing an initial SSDI or SSI application to representing claimants at administrative hearings before an ALJ. Because the firm also handles tax law and bankruptcy cases, it is well-positioned to help clients who are simultaneously managing financial hardship while pursuing disability benefits, offering a more complete picture of their legal options under one roof.

What to Expect

When you contact Warner & Warner, the firm will typically start by reviewing your work history, medical records, and any prior Social Security decisions to assess where your case stands. From there, the attorneys can advise on whether to file a new claim, request reconsideration, or prepare for a hearing, walking you through the documentation requirements and what the Social Security Administration will need to evaluate your disability.

Service Area

Warner & Warner, PLLC primarily serves clients in Albany and throughout the greater Capital Region of New York State.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Warner & Warner handle both SSDI and SSI cases?

Yes, the firm works on both Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income claims, which differ in their eligibility requirements based on work history and financial need.

Can Warner & Warner help if my disability claim was already denied?

Denied claims are a significant part of Social Security disability practice. The firm can review your denial notice and help determine the best path forward, whether that means requesting reconsideration or preparing for a hearing.

Does the firm also handle tax issues that come up during a disability case?

Because Warner & Warner practices tax law in addition to Social Security law, they can address tax-related questions that sometimes arise, such as whether disability benefits are taxable in your situation.

What if I am also dealing with serious debt while pursuing disability benefits?

The firm handles bankruptcy law, so if you are facing financial hardship while waiting on a disability decision, they can discuss whether a bankruptcy filing might offer relief alongside your disability claim.

Where is Warner & Warner located in Albany?

The office is at 6 Automation Lane, Suite 109, in Albany, NY. You can reach them by phone at (518) 451-9388 to schedule a consultation.

How long does the Social Security disability process typically take in New York?

Timelines vary, but initial decisions can take three to six months, and if a hearing is required, the wait can extend significantly longer depending on the Albany hearing office caseload.