Disability in Georgia
Georgia Disability laws
Being unable to work is incredibly stressful. Covering the cost of the most basic necessities such as food, housing and medical care very often becomes impossible.
If you or a loved one is in this situation, know that you are not alone. Our law firm has successfully helped thousands of disabled Americans receive money they need—and deserve. It changes their lives, restores their dignity, and allows them to provide for themselves and their dependents.
Receiving SSI State of Georgia Disability benefits under federal disability laws
The federal government has created two programs that provide money to those unable to work due to injury or disability—the Social Security Disability Income Program (SSDI) and the Supplemental Security Income Program (SSI). Although the goals are similar for both programs, there are significant differences in their requirements and processes.
More importantly, the process for obtaining benefits is incredibly complex. Almost all cases require the submission of a large amount of paperwork. These include medical records, work histories, income and asset reports, and other important information. And there are critical judgments to be made with respect to what will help and hurt a claimant's chance of success.
Atlanta Disability: Social Security laws
There are also a number of government employees involved in the benefit determination, including a Claims Examiner, Medical Consultant and Administrative Law Judge. Knowing how to work with these important members of the process is often the difference between benefits earned and denied. It can also affect how fast the money is deposited into a recipient's bank account.
In the state of Georgia, your best chance to receive full disability benefits is with a Georgia disability attorney
Simply stated, you do not want to go this alone. An experienced Atlanta Disability attorney at Berry & Associates is ready to help you. We can:
- Quickly determine the chances of you receiving benefits.
- Prepare all required information in a way most likely to win your benefits.
- Move the process forward as quickly as possible, eliminating common delays caused by unfamiliarity with the system.
Keep in mind that you pay absolutely nothing unless we successfully win your benefits. Even with the very best legal representation, it may take a significant amount of time to receive your first check. So do not delay.
