Dallas Social Security Disability Claims Denial Lawyer
Every year, countless applications for Social Security Disability or Supplemental Security Income result in denial of disability benefits. All too often, these denials are received by people with legitimate mental or physical illness or injury. If you or a loved one has received a denial of Social Security disability benefits or Supplemental Security Income, you still have options. The team at the Franklin Law Firm can show you what they are.
We encourage you to act quickly. You only have 60 days after the denial of disability benefits to request reconsideration.
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E-mail us or call us at 214-948-6464. We offer free consultations about denial of disability benefits. We do not charge you a fee unless we get results for you. Tenemos personal que habla español.
Whether you have been denied a claim made under Title 2 (SSD) or Title 16 (SSI), the Franklin Law Firm can help. We are available to stand up for the rights of people in Dallas, Oak Cliff and the surrounding parts of North Texas.
If you have been denied Social Security Disability Insurance or SSI, you are entitled to reconsideration. We can take you through the process of requesting a hearing. We can stand by your side during the hearing, presenting evidence and information to make it clear that you need these benefits.
Disability benefits claims can result in denial for a variety of reasons, including:
- Insufficient medical documentation to support your request
- Application for the wrong benefits (applied for Social Security Disability insurance when you should have applied for Supplemental Security Income)
- Social Security believes you are able to return to the workforce
- You do not have enough work credits to obtain Social Security Disability
No matter what the reason you were given, our team can help. We will fight to see that you get the benefits you need to maintain your quality of life.
To learn more about how an experienced attorney can help with your denial of disability benefits, e-mail us or call us at 214-948-6464.
