Best Disability Attorneys in Little Rock, AR

No. Many claimants ask whether they can receive their SSI while they wait on their Social Security disability. The answer is you have to be found disabled first before you receive any SSI or Social Security disability. The only exception to this is in some cases when you apply. If Social Security feels you have an exceptionally strong case, they will pay you SSI benefits for up to six months while your Social Security and SSI claims are being reviewed at the initial level. To see if you qualify for an exception, give our Social Security attorneys in Little Rock, AR a call today!

Yes. Social Security has a separate determination they will make for your SSI or Social Security disability regardless of whether you receive other benefits. You can also receive unemployment benefits and apply for Social Security disability. To learn how you can draw other benefits while you apply for Social Security disability, give the disability attorneys Little Rock, AR trusts a call today!

No. Many claimants tell us they have a few good hours in the day and could possibly work a simple part-time job. However, you do not have to be fully disabled but show that you cannot work an 8-5 job daily and consistently. Our experienced disability attorneys in Little Rock, AR are happy to help with your Social Security disability case. Give us a call today to get started.

Yes, many claimants have been awarded benefits while they were also receiving unemployment benefits. However, you will have to remember that when you apply for unemployment benefits, you will tell the unemployment office you are ready, willing and able to work and will be looking for jobs. At your Social Security Disability hearing, you will be saying that you are not able to work. Therefore, the question is, why are you telling the unemployment office you can work and are looking for work but telling the Social Security judge that you cannot work. There are ways to explain this to a judge. Let Randolph Baltz, Attorney at Law help you with the answer. Also, if you apply for unemployment benefits but tell the unemployment office you are unable to work, be sure to tell this to the Social Security Administration or your administrative law judge.

First, write down a list of every doctor, hospital or surgery you have seen or have had and provide it to your attorney. Tell your attorney all of your past medical problems, both large and small. Next, make sure your attorney has all your past address changes and phone numbers. Third, show up for your hearing.