Find Out if You
Qualify for Social
Security Disability Benefits
How to Meet the Eligibility Rules and Receive Monthly Checks
Your health has gotten worse, and you know you can’t work. It feels like your life is falling apart.
Although it’s obvious to you that you qualify for Social Security Disability benefits, you can’t win benefits if you don’t meet the strict requirements of the Social Security Administration.
Your future’s at stake. When you can’t work and earn an income, the monthly checks that come with disability benefits can bring a sense of peace back to your life.
So, if you’ve been denied and you don’t understand why, get an experienced lawyer from the Becker Law Office to analyze your qualifications.
We’ve turned thousands of disability denials into approvals across Wisconsin.
What Disability Qualifications Do I Need?
Social Security has three basic rules you must meet to win disability income:
- Your health is so bad that you can’t continue in your job.
- Your bad health also rules out switching to a new job.
- Your medical condition will last at least a year, or lead to death.
It’s not good enough just to tell Social Security that you meet these three requirements. You have to prove it.
That means showing them records of ongoing medical treatment for your health problems. It could mean explaining your situation to a Social Security administrative law judge.
Save yourself the work of preparing your case and get an experienced attorney.
A recent government report found that people who brought representatives with them to their disability hearings were almost three times more likely to win benefits.
You don’t have to pay anything to get the Becker Law Office to evaluate your eligibility and explain your options for a better future.
I want to thank you and your staff with your help in my effort to secure disability. My arthritis had gotten to the point where I had so little energy left that I feared that I would have little left for life and family. Thank to you, it allowed me to concentrate on them as well as myself. I was always treated with respect and at a time when one has lost so much it was comforting. May you continue to help others on their journeys. Thanks again.