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2020 DISABILITY BENEFITS IN ALABAMA

Social Security uses the same rules but uses administrative changes to deny claims.  It gets harder and harder to get approved in Alabama.

In the era of Cronovirus, you can't even walk into a Social Security office to apply for benefits.  You can still apply over the phone or online, however.

Because of COVID-19 you cannot have a regular hearing if you are denied. The only hearing available to you is over the phone.

The question is:  Can you still get Social Security disability in Alabama in 2020?

The answer is:  Yes.

If you have courage, persistence and dedication--you can still get benefits.

Courage:  You must believe in your claim and take the necessary actions to get it approved, no matter how inconvenient it is.

Persistence:  You must keep at it relentlessly, even after multiple denials.  Most claims are won on the third attempt.  Denied at application, denied at Reconsideration, approved at the hearing.

Dedication:  Sometimes it takes going to the doctor for more treatment, a new exam, or additional medical information.  It may (and usually will) require hiring an attorney or advocate to fight the legal battle.

If you are disabled and are suffering financially, perhaps unable to get medical treatment, I urge you to call us today.  If we can't help we'll tell you so upfront.  If we can help, we will start right away and work non-stop toward getting your benefits for you.
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