Arizona Social Security Disability Lawyer
Social Security Disability
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Disability benefits ease the burden of living with limitations. The U.S. Social Security Administration pays disability benefits through an insurance program and a supplemental security income program. Our Social Security disability attorneys have been helping people who face these difficulties for more than 40 years. We can help you today.
Our team at Taylor and Associates specializes in helping individuals navigate the Social Security disability process. We have the knowledge and experience to guide you through every step, ensuring that you receive the benefits you are entitled to. Let us handle the paperwork and legalities while you focus on your health.
Navigating the process of filing for Social Security disability can be overwhelming. Let our experienced team at Taylor and Associates guide you through every step of the way. From gathering the necessary documentation to submitting your claim, we’re here to help you get the support you deserve.
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You may qualify for SSDI if you have enough work credits and a medical condition that prevents full-time work for at least 12 months (or is expected to result in death). You may qualify for SSI if your condition prevents work and your income/resources are limited. A Social Security Disability lawyer in Arizona can review your work history, medical records, and financial picture to confirm the best path.
You can appeal. Most claims are denied at first, but you have the right to request reconsideration and, if needed, a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge, followed by review by the Appeals Council and federal court. Strict deadlines apply (generally 60 days). Taylor & Associates handles the entire SSDI appeal process, gathers evidence, prepares you for hearing, and represents you before the judge.
Timelines vary by medical evidence, backlog, and appeal level. Initial decisions can take several months, and hearings take longer. We work to reduce delays by submitting complete medical records, clear doctor opinions, and timely forms. We also screen for Compassionate Allowances or other flags that can speed review when appropriate.
Yes—many injured workers receive both. However, SSDI may be offset by Workers’ Compensation, and SSI is needs-based, so other benefits can reduce the payment. Our team coordinates your Arizona workers’ comp and SSDI/SSI claims to help you avoid paperwork mistakes and to maximize the overall recovery you take home
No. Social Security Disability attorneys’ fees are contingency-based and set by the SSA. You pay no upfront fees, and if you win, the fee comes from your past-due benefits (not your ongoing monthly checks). If you don’t win, you don’t owe an attorney’s fee. Taylor & Associates explains all costs in writing before we file.
