Ellicott City Social Security Disability Insurance

Social Security Disability Insurance

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) Lawyers Serving Ellicott City
The Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program serves as a lifeline for workers who face severe, enduring disabilities, ensuring financial stability through a system supported by payroll taxes. As an employed individual, contributions to this insurance might have been a part of your payroll deductions, evident in the FICA taxes shown on your salary statements.

The SSDI program, which the Social Security Administration (SSA) oversees, began in 1954 to support those who can no longer work due to disabilities.

Navigating the SSDI application process requires understanding federal criteria for disability, and our knowledgeable Ellicott City SSDI lawyers can help you navigate this process.

Are You Disabled?
According to the SSA, you qualify as disabled if:

• You cannot perform significant, profitable work because of a mental or physical condition expected to last at least one year or in the event of  death.
• You cannot carry out your previous job duties due to this impairment.
• Your impairment, considering your education, age, and work history, prevents you from adapting to different employment.
• Your condition must be medically verifiable through recognized diagnostic methods.

Filing an SSDI Claim on Your Own Is Risky Business
Being recognized as disabled by the SSA means you are eligible for monthly financial support for the duration of your disability. However, the SSA examines each claim with utmost attention before agreeing to these payments due to the long-term financial implications.

The scrutiny from the SSA and the intricate nature of the application process can be overwhelming without expert guidance.

At London Disability, our team of specialized Ellicott City Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) lawyers is dedicated to guiding you through this detailed and demanding process, ensuring your case receives the careful handling it requires. Reach out to us today to request your free consultation.