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Social Security Disability denied

Your Social Security disability has just been denied, you cannot understand it. How can they possibly deny your Social Security disability? If your Social Security disability was denied, and you wish to appeal, simply give me a call at toll free 1-877-271-2633. You will speak directly to me about your Social Security disability that was denied. I travel the United States representing people who have been denied their Social Security disability. When you call me, you will speak directly to me. When you need to appeal your claim, you will speak directly with me. When you have a hearing, I will be there for your Social Security disability hearing. You will have a Social Security disability attorney in your corner.

If you need to apply for Social Security disability, and wish to speak with me, I am here for you. There is never a fee unless I collect back pay for you, that is my promise. It does not cost anything to simply speak with me about your claim. It generally takes about 8 weeks for Social Security disability to make a decision about your claim, if your Social Security disability claim is denied, just pick up the phone and give me a call. Having your Social Security disability denied can be devastating. I represent people everyday who need help taking on the government, and that is what I do for my clients when their Social Security disability is denied. I take on the the government for you.

Social Security disability is all that I do. When you need help with your claim, give me a call. I look forward to speaking with you. I am a lawyer, and I am dedicated to representing my clients in Social Security disability law. Social Security disability denied? Call me today. You may also wish to view some of my other sites at crohnsdisabilityattorney.com .

Daniel L. McMurtry, Esq.

Applying for Disability Call Me Today

by Disability Lawyer

Applying for disability call me today? It can be overwhelming to apply for disability. Did you know that you can have an attorney to help you apply for disability from the very beginning? It does not cost you anymore in fees to have an attorney with you from the very moment you apply for disability benefits through Social Security. My name is Daniel L. McMurtry, Esq., helping people apply for disability and appeal disability denials is all that I do.

Did you know that every statement you make on your paperwork or on the computer when you apply is in your record for the entire process of disability. If you are applying for disability call us today.

When you apply for disability it is your chance to explain to the Social Security Administration what keeps you from working, and tell them what doctors you have seen for your medical condition. Simply telling Social Security Disability that you cant work is not enough, you must explain your medical condition in your application for disability.

There are grid rules and listing that Social Security uses to determine your disability. When you make your application for disability it is so important to understand the rules and grid system that the disability department uses. I have made it my only practice to understand the rules of disability and Social Security. Applying for disability call today.

Whether your applying for disability or want to appeal your denail of disability, simply give me a call. When you call my office you will speak to an attorney that only handles disability claims. Give me a call and let me help you apply for disability, there is never a fee unless I win your claim, that is my promise. You can always count on an attorney representing your claim throughout your process here at my office Social Security Denied, LLC, I look forward to speaking with you about your application for disability. Should you need other information on disability please see my other site at crohnsdisabilityattorney.com

Appeal Disability Denial Attorney

by Disability Lawyer

As an appeal disability denial attorney I hear so often from my clients, I can’t believe they denied my disability claim! It is part of my job as an appeal disability denial attorney to explain to clients that this is the norm, and not the exception. Many of my clients think that because they have worked their entire life the social security disability organization will readily approve their claim, this is very far from the truth.

Social security disability has many factors, work in your past is definitely very important when filing, but most important is, can you work at your job, and or work another job? There are so many factors that they look at in processing your claim, we understand that, at my office we strive to make social security disability aware of as many as possible to assist in appealing your claim, after a denial letter has been received by you.

It is not a good idea to keep refiling after you receive your denial letter, social security disability developed the appeals process for a reason, it is best to use it. By simply refiling your can lose value months of back pay, it is always best to file your appeal. The process moves along much better by following the appeals process developed by social security.

Filing the appeal can be time consuming work, there are also deadlines to meet, should you miss one of these deadlines your claim could be tossed out and dismissed for failure to file in a timely manner. Once my office meets with you, I will handle all the deadlines and make sure your appeal reaches the social security office in time to secure your rights.

At my office I can come to you, once you receive your denial letter just give me a call. At my office the most important case is your case, I look forward to speaking with you.

Daniel L. McMurtry, Esq.

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Tennessee Disability Attorney

by Disability Lawyer

As an Attorney representing people for their Social Security Disability I find that there are some important questions that have to be asked before the hearing or appeal of my clients claims, I thought I would share these questions with other individuals who might be in the middle of their Social Security Disability claim.

I start with the questions that in my opinion are important to Social Security, and they are as follows:

How old was the client at the date they claimed disability? This is very important under the rules of Social Security, there are certain ages that change the way your claim is looked at on the Grid, (the grid is a system developed by Social Security to assist in the evaluation of your claim), claimants being older at the date of their disability have a less stringent placement on the grid system.
What is your education level, again this question is important in every aspect of a disability claim, but especially as it relates to the grid system used by Social Security Disability.
Work experience, the type of work you have done in your past is placed against what definition Social Security has in the defining of your work, this is done through use of a book accepted by Social Security. It can define your work as either skilled or unskilled, both definitions of your past work are very important to your claim.
Daily activities, meaning what do you do during your normal days while waiting on your disability decision? It requires a thoughtful look back into your daily routine, it is very important to know this information.
If you are not working, how are you surviving financially? This question requires an accurate statement of how you are surviving financially without working, while waiting on a decision about your claim.

I hope these thoughts have been helpful, if my law office can be of help to you in your social security claim for disability please give me a call at Toll Free 1 (877) 271-2633 or local at (615) 308-2633.

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Daniel L. McMurtry, Esq.

How to Qualify for Disability

by Disability Lawyer

How does one qualify for Disability, in regards to their work history and past earnings, this does not address the medical condition, this only addresses whether you qualify to be under the Disability Insurance should you also have the accompanying medical condition that renders you disabled.

The Social Security Administration has developed a simple chart, the credits that you need under the chart are earned during your working years. You will earn one credit for every $1,050.00 dollars you make each year, and you may earn up to four credits each year you work. The chart below sets out the age at which you became disabled along with the required credits needed to qualify for Disability Insurance under Social Security.

31 – 42, you will need 20 credits with five years of work
44, you will need 22 credits with five and half years of work
46, you will need 24 credits with 6 years of work
48, you will need 26 credits with 6 and half years of work
50, you will need 28 credits with 7 years of work
52, you will need 30 credits with 7 and half years of work
54, you will need 32 credits with 8 years of work
56, you will need 34 credits with 8 and half years of work
58, you will need 36 credits with 9 years of work
60, you will need 38 credits with 9 and half years of work
62 and older, you will need 40 credits with 10 years of work
24 through 30 will need credits for half of the time between age 21 and the time of disability.

If you become disabled at age 31 and above you will need to have generally earned at least 20 credits within the last 10 years to qualify for Disability under Social Security.

While this chart is not all inclusive, it gives one a general understanding of what it takes from a work history standpoint to qualify for Social Security Disability. Please call my law office so that I may assist you in your time of need, you may reach me at toll free 1 (877) 271-2633, or local at (615) 308-2633.

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Daniel L. McMurtry, Esq.