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We provide services in a variety of situations
Social Security Disability
We have substantial experience with Social Security Disability cases. We assist with a wide range of services in this area, from a case review to representing claimants on appeals of denial of benefits from the Social Security Administration.
Here are some important points to know about Social Security Disability cases to keep in mind when navigating the system. While these points do not cover all the possible issues that could arise, these are the most common issues.
- There are two types of Social Security benefits: Social Security Supplemental Income benefits and Social Security Disability Insurance benefits. An error often committed by many individuals is that they apply for only one of the benefits when they should be applying for both benefits. This prevents individuals from missing out on qualifying for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits when they only apply for Social Security Supplemental Income benefits and vice versa.
- Not submitting ALL the necessary documentation to qualify for Social Security Disability. It is important to remember that Social Security has a 5-step process for determining whether an individual is considered disabled. One of these steps is determining whether the medical records submitted is enough to determine whether the individual is considered disabled. Often, individuals fail to include ALL of the medical records that are needed when submitting the application for benefits. Another area in which documentation is needed is the amount of work that is needed to qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits. Without that documentation, the Social Security Administration can’t determine whether you have worked enough “quarters” to qualify for Social Security Disability benefits.
- Another common issue we often see is that Social Security will sometimes make errors in the calculations of how much in benefits an individual qualifies for or errors in the calculations of whether an individual has been overpaid. It is important to review these calculations carefully to be sure that these errors are caught in time.
If you would like us to assist you with your Social Security case, please click below and fill out the intake form.
Criminal
Estate Planning
We can assist with estate planning, ranging from wills to health care living wills. Estate planning, with the proper assistance, can save your loved ones from heartache and arguments. An experienced attorney and advocate can also advise you on how to have important conversations with your loved ones about what you would like to see happen in the event that you are unable to make your own decisions or die.
If you would like us to assist you with your estate planning needs, please click below and fill out the intake form.
Divorce
A divorce can sometimes be simple and straightforward, particularly in cases where there is very little property and no minor children resulting from the marriage. This can sometimes require only the use of one attorney with the consent of both parties. A divorce can, however, become complicated matters when there is substantial property to be divided or there are minor children resulting from the marriage requiring custody to be determined either by the parties or by a judge. Sometimes divorces have both substantial property to be divided and substantial custody matters to be determined. In these cases, an experienced attorney and advocate can fight for you and make sure that your interests are adequately protected – especially when these cases become high-conflict cases.
If you are interested in having us assist you with a divorce, please click below and fill out the intake form.
Personal Injury
Personal injuries from automobile accidents can be painful in some cases. In these cases, it becomes important to retain an experienced attorney and advocate to properly ensure that fault is appropriately allocated, to ensure that insurance companies adequately compensate the injured party or parties, and to ensure that if an insurance company declines to compensate an injured party or parties, to prepare for a trial on the merits.
If you would like us to assist you in your personal injury case, please click below and fill out the intake form.
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What kind of legal assistance can Signing Edge provide?
We can assist people with legal issues related to family law (like divorces or child custody), personal injury cases related to automobile accidents, Social Security benefits, estate planning, traffic ticket cases, and some criminal cases.