Disability Insurance Lawyer in College Station

Brazos County | Burleson County | Grimes County | Washington County

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is paid through the Social Security system. In order to qualify for SSDI Benefits, you must be a wage earner who has paid into the Social Security system and earned enough "Work Credits" to qualify for benefits. In addition, you must be deemed totally disabled. You will not receive benefits if you are deemed to have a short-term (one lasting less than one year) or partial disability.

SSDI Benefits are paid based on the amount of money a wage earner has paid into the system. Dependents may qualify for auxiliary benefits.

In order to fully understand your benefits and avoid delays caused by failure to follow the process, it is advisable to retain experienced counsel when filing for SSDI Benefits or appealing an adverse decision.

C.E. Borman & Associates has a history and track record of success providing clients with quality representation in Social Security Disability (SSDI) claims and filing appeals or motions for reconsideration after an adverse decision.

We have been told that we may be the only Social Security Disability benefits firm that employs a full-time medical consultant to assist with SSDI claims. We employ a medical consultant because every piece of medical evidence is piece of a puzzle, and only after completing the puzzle can you receive the full benefits to which you are entitled. A medical consultant helps us piece your puzzle together in the most effective manner and present your case in the best possible light.

For additional information about us and the benefits of retaining attorney Channa Borman as your Social Security Disability Benefits Lawyer or SSDI appeals attorney, visit our Why Choose C.E. Borman & Associates page.

Experienced College Station – Bryan SSDI Benefits Attorney

The process of filing for SSDI benefits and the appropriate motions or appeals are as follows:

• Your application for SSDI benefits is filed. If your application is denied, then you have 60 days to file a Request for Reconsideration.
• If your Request for Reconsideration is denied, you have 60 days to file a Request for Hearing, which is an administrative hearing to review your Social Security disability application for benefits.
• If your SSDI benefits are denied at the hearing, you have 60 days to file an administrative appeal and Request a Review of your hearing.
• If you are still denied SSDI benefits, you have 60 days to file a complaint in Texas federal court, at which time your case will be heard and decided by a federal judge.
• If you receive an adverse ruling from the Texas federal court, you have 60 days to appeal the decision to the federal Court of Appeals.

We are equipped to assist you at any stage of the process, although your best bet is always to engage us at the beginning of the process. For information about qualifying disabilities, visit our Medical Conditions that May Give Rise to SSDI Benefits page.

Contact an Experienced Social Security Disability Benefits Lawyer

We provide you with quality representation and honest advice in SSDI benefits claims. We invite you to schedule a free confidential consultation to ensure we are the right law firm for you. Call (979) 694-0088. If you prefer, you can fill out our intake form and we will contact you. Your future is at stake…let our law firm help you.