The attorney’s fee is limited to 25% of the back award, or $9,000 after November 30, 2024,  whichever is less.. If you do not receive benefits, or if there is no back award in your case, then no fee is charged.

There are important distinctions between the SSDI and SSI programs:

• Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) provides benefits to disabled people (including certain disabled dependents) who have paid into the Social Security trust fund through Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) taxes.
• Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a needs-based providing financial aid to disabled people who meet low-income guidelines. SSI program benefits are available to the disabled regardless of their employment history.

According to the Social Security Act, to qualify for disability payments (either SSDI or SSI) you must prove that you cannot do any work for which you are suited due to a medical condition that is expected to last for a minimum of a year, or is terminal.

Our firm is available for legal support throughout the claims process.  We offer invaluable assistance in all of the aspects of your claim and filings with the Social Security Administration.

We assist in collecting medical records or other necessary documentation. We will help appeal your claim if you are denied benefits.  If needed we will prepare you and your case for an Administrative Law Judge hearing.  .

If you need help in filing or appealing a social security claim, Please contact Law Firm of Tambra Visnoski today at (281) 333-2383 or contact us via our online form.