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Flower Mound, Texas SSDI Lawyers
Attorneys for Social Security Disability Benefits in Flower Mound, TX
There are few things that can be as worrisome for a family as a serious injury or illness that affects a person's ability to work. Those who suffer from these types of issues may struggle to earn enough income to support themselves, causing them to be concerned about how they will pay their ongoing expenses while also covering the costs of treatment and addressing other issues, such as paying for medical equipment, medications, or assistive devices. Those who have suffered from serious physical or mental health issues that have lasted or are expected to last one year or more may be able to receive financial assistance through Social Security.
While disability benefits can provide invaluable financial help for an individual or family, meeting the requirements to qualify for these types of benefits can be a complicated process. When applying for Social Security disability, you can ensure that you will be able to secure benefits by working with an attorney who has experience in these types of cases. The Law Offices of Coats & Todd can offer the legal help you need. With our 60+ years of combined legal experience, we know what steps you will need to take to receive the disability benefits that will address your needs.
Flower Mound SSD Benefits
Disabilities may occur due to multiple different health conditions, including:
- Cerebral palsy
- Multiple sclerosis (MS)
- Cancer
- Diabetes
- Lupus
- Crohn's disease/inflammatory bowel disorder (IBD)
- Asthma/COPD
- Back and spine injuries
- Carpal tunnel/repetitive stress injuries
- Hearing impairment
- Vision impairment
- Major depressive disorder
- Bipolar disorder
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) may provide assistance for people with disabilities who have the necessary work history based on their age. In these cases, disability benefits will be based on the work credits a person has earned as an adult, the Social Security taxes withheld from their wages, and their average income. For those who do not qualify for SSDI, Supplemental Security Income (SSI) may be available, as long as a person has limited income and financial resources.
To qualify for disability, a person will need to prove that their condition has affected their ability to earn enough income to be considered to participate in substantial gainful activity (SGA). Some types of conditions are included in the Social Security Administration's "Blue Book," which lists different types of impairments that are severe enough that they automatically qualify a person for disability benefits. If a person's specific health issues are not listed in the Blue Book, they may qualify for disability based on health issues that are equivalent to one of the listed impairments, or they may be able to demonstrate that their condition has made them unable to maintain employment. During the application process, medical evidence will need to be provided to show that a health condition has limited the person's ability to perform work-related tasks to the point where they cannot perform work they had done in the past and cannot find work in jobs that would fit within their physical or mental limitations.
Contact a Flower Mound Social Security Disability Lawyer
To ensure that you can successfully receive disability benefits, you will need to secure representation from an attorney with the necessary knowledge and skill. Our lawyers can work with you to provide the right medical records and evidence and any other required information in your application for disability, and we will help you prove that you need financial assistance to meet your needs. We can also assist with denied Social Security disability claims, and we will help you understand the procedures that will be followed when submitting requests for reconsideration, preparing for an administrative hearing, and pursuing federal appeals when necessary. Contact our office and schedule a complimentary case evaluation and case review by calling 972-671-9922.