Minnesota Social Security Disability Law Firm
Social Security Disability is not welfare. You pay for benefits, which are intended to cushion the financial burden of a debilitating illness or injury. If you are confused about eligibility for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits, or if your benefit application has been denied, attorney Neut Strandemo from the law firm of Strandemo, Sheridan & Dulas, P.A. is ready to fight for what you deserve. Mr. Strandemo enjoys 30 years of law experience, and holds a respected BV® Distinguished™ Peer Review RatingSM by Martindale-Hubbell®. As long as your medical issue qualifies under the law, you are entitled to Social Security Disability benefits. Do not permit the Social Security Administration to bully you into walking away from your rights. Mr. Strandemo may be able to help.
Eagan attorneys appeal Social Security Disability claims
If an injury or illness has caused you to become disabled, and you can no longer work, you may be entitled to Social Security Disability benefits. Complex rules that come with confusing exceptions seem to be the norm in applying for government-administered benefits. Bureaucratic regulations keep many deserving applicants from successfully gaining access to the benefits for which they have paid.
We understand how overwhelming this process can be. Our Social Security Disability law representation helps you to cut through the red tape. To secure benefits, individuals must prove to the Social Security Administration that they are disabled. As your representative, our obligation is to validate your disability claim. You would think that it should be simple, but often the process takes the depth of our experience to achieve a favorable outcome. Also recognize that the rules that govern Social Security Disability are different from the Minnesota workers compensation laws that may entitle individuals to partial or temporary disability.
Social Security Disability tips
- If your claim has been denied, you have the right to appeal within 60 days.
- Do not delay. Your attorney needs time to secure the necessary documentation to prove your disability.
- The Social Security Administration website provides useful information that helps prepare your initial application and appeal a denied claim.
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You must take timely action to appeal a Social Security Disability denial. Contact the law offices of Strandemo, Sheridan & Dulas, P.A. online or call 651-686-8800 today. From our offices in Eagan, we serve clients seeking Social Security Disability status in the Twin Cities area and throughout the entire state of Minnesota, including Dakota, Washington, Hennepin, Scott, Carver, Ramsey, Goodhue and Anoka counties.
