Ocala Medicaid, Ocala Medicare, Ocala Social Security Disability

Have you or a family member applied for Social Security disability benefits and received a denial?  Perhaps you have been receiving Social Security disability benefits, and your claim has been brought up for review.

Did you know that you can appeal just about any decision made by the Administration, even one that is partially favorable to you?  

To be eligible to receive Social Security Disability benefits a person must first have either a physical and/or mental impairment. The impairment must be severe enough to the point that it will eventually keep a person from working, and earning above a certain amount, for at least twelve months.  

I believe I am eligible for Social Security Disability benefits, what do I do now?

Contact us immediately.

Our Firm handles all aspects of Social Security disability law...from the initial application all the way through the entire "administrative" appeals process. In other words, we handle cases at the Initial, Reconsideration, Hearing and Appeals Council levels. You should know that we also handle cases that have been denied by the Appeals Council, and frequently file claims against the Commissioner of Social Security in Federal Court for individuals throughout the State of Florida.

Our clients have a great peace of mind knowing that they have an experienced Attorney, who is willing and capable of handling their case at EVERY level of adjudication. 

It is not at all uncommon for an initial application to exceed the 90-120 days commonly "estimated" by the social security administration and take as long as 6 to 8 months to complete. If an initial claim for disability benefits is denied (and such claims generally are), going through the appeals process will become necessary.

What better way is there to prepare yourself, than with an experienced Attorney at your side.