Social security disability Insurance (SSDI) is one of many federal programs designed to help people who have fallen on hard times. You pay for it through your payroll taxes. To qualify for this monetary benefit you must be out of work for 12 consecutive months due to illness or injury.
It sounds pretty straightforward. However, many workers who meet these requirements find it hard to claim a benefit that they have funded for years as tax payers.
Despite the almost universal condemnation of bureaucracy, it does serve a useful purpose. Paperwork, procedures, questionnaires, interviews and the like are meant to reduce the risk of corruption and the mishandling of public funds. It is a way of rationally organizing resources so that the right benefits and services are given to those who are supposed to have them.
But like every other human endeavor government bureaucracy is imperfect. Miscommunication, misunderstandings, and mistakes happen. You may find that you are a victim of such an error. Contacting a lawyer is the best way to resolve the matter.
A Social Security lawyer can help you cut through the red tape so that you can get the benefits owed to you. Such lawyers specialize in working SSDI cases. They know the ins and outs of this particular federal program and the laws and regulations pertaining to it.
One of the unfortunate consequences of trying to ensure that the program is not abused is the production of lengthy and sometimes quite obscure application forms. You may have filled one out and sent it with absolute confidence that you did so correctly. However, the people on the other side may have seen it differently. Or, it may be the case that you are being denied SSDI because of some trivial technicality.
Either one of these can be frustrating for you as someone who has worked hard all of your life and now needs a bit of financial help as you recover from an illness or injury. You are right to be angry; but you should not stop there. You still need the money, and the best way to get it is to retain the services of professionals who speak the language of the bureaucrats in government.
The vast majority of SSDI cases are settled without recourse to a trial. In most instances, it is only a matter of presenting the right facts and relevant rules to the Social Security Administration. But if you do have to go to court to get what is rightfully yours it is essential that you have tough and determined legal counsel.
Your lawyers will do their utmost to settle the matter of your SSDI benefits in a cool, calm, and civilized way. However, you should be certain that they are on your side to the very end and are willing to do whatever it takes to get you the appropriate benefits.
It is time to get the justice you’ve long been denied. A Social Security lawyer can help you get the benefits you are entitled to.
You have paid into the Social security disability system for years. It is now time to get the benefts that you are entitled to. If you are having problems, contact a lawyer.
Conrad Armer 
Raymond Bilger 
Clare Louise