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Farah & Farah, P.A.

10 W. Adams Street
Jacksonville, FL 32202
Phone: (800) 603-3640

 

Jacksonville Social Security Disability Lawyers

Disability FAQs

Farah & Farah, P.A., is a team of Florida Social Security Disability Attorneys who represent injured and disabled clients seeking Social Security benefits. We offer a free consultation to review your disability case and answer any questions you may have about the process. Our Jacksonville Disability Claim Lawyers have prepared a list of disability FAQs that may answer some of your questions before we meet.

SSDI FAQs

Q. How does Social Security determine if I am disabled?

A. Social Security disability benefits are for individuals who are permanently disabled. A permanent disability is one that incapacitates you for a year or more or results in death.

Q. What is a "durational denial?"

A. A durational denial is a determination that the medical condition is recognized as severe, but it is determined that it will not last twelve months.

Q. How do I apply for Social Security benefits?

A. To start the process, simply visit or call your local Social Security field office or complete the application online.

Q. Do I need an attorney?

A. It is not necessary to have an attorney represent you when you initially file for Social Security benefits. Keep in mind, however, that most claims result in a denial so you may want to retain an attorney who has an expertise in overcoming Social Security disability denials to help you.

Q. I don’t think I can afford a Social Security lawyer. What should I do?

A. Most attorneys do not charge a fee unless they win your case, so you have nothing to lose. Call Farah & Farah, P.A.’s Jacksonville social security disability attorneys, and we will be happy to explain the fee schedule.

Q. Can I receive worker’s compensation benefits at the same time I receive Social Security disability benefits?

A. Yes, you can receive both at the same time as long as the total amount is not more than 80% of your average income before you were injured.

Florida Social Security Disability Attorneys

At Farah & Farah, P.A., we have helped many clients cut through the red tape of Jacksonville Social Security disability benefits. We can assist you in applying for benefits or with an appeal if your benefits have been denied. Call us today at 800-533-3555 or submit our web form for a free consultation.