Getting Social Security disability (SSDI) has become increasingly harder since 2012. The rules make it easy to be denied and difficult to be approved. This is why 90 percent of individuals seeking SSDI benefits turn to firms like the Forsythe Firm for help.
We begin with a telephone conversation to get basic information and an understanding of your situation.
Usually, we will set up an in person office consultation at your convenience. Here, any necessary forms can be completed.
We can file your application and begin the process for you.
Our advocates will help build your case and get medical evidence required for a successful outcome.
If you are denied, we will file your appeal and continue to build the case. On the date of the hearing, your advocate will attend the hearing with you, as your representative, to explain to the judge why you qualify for SSDI benefits.
Best of all, we will never ask you for money. No fee is ever payable to us unless you win your case and collect back pay. In the event a fee is earned, Social Security will pay us directly. If you do not collect back pay, there will be no fee for any service we have performed.
Getting started is as easy as calling our number.
The Forsythe Firm
7027 Old Madison Pike, Suite 108
Huntsville, AL 35806
PHONE (256) 799-0297
SOCIAL SECURITY JUSTICE - WEBSITE
Social Security is still taking applications for disability benefits, in spite of limitations imposed by the COVID-19 virus.
All Social Security offices are closed at this time; however, you may file a new application at www.socialsecurity.gov.
Alternatively, you may get a disability lawyer or registered advocate to assist you in filing a new application.
SHOULD YOU WAIT UNTIL THE OFFICE REOPEN TO FILE?
Any delay in filing your application will potentially cost you money. It is unknown how long the Social Security offices will be closed--but perhaps for months.
It is advisable to file now, using the internet, or by going through a disability attorney. Back pay is tied to the date the application is filed.
WILL AN APPEAL BE REQUIRED?
Appeals are required on about three-fourths of disability claims. You will want an experienced attorney to help with the appeal and hearing. There is no charge for this help until after you win and collect your back pay.
WHAT ARE DOES THE FORSYTHE FIRM SERVE?
The Forsythe Firm serves Alabama and Tennessee. Wherever you are in those states, we invite you to contact us for a free case evaluation at no obligation.
PHONE (256) 799-0297
SOCIAL SECURITY JUSTICE WEBSITE
