Spam[4] Re: Re: how to apply for disability

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thanks for the suggestion, can anyone recommend a good lawyer of this

kind, and what do they charge? thanks, sue

>A lot of people have success with Social Security disability lawyers.

>Many you don't have to pay unless you are approved, which gives them

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>to thoroughly state your case so it is approved. Plus, you don't have to

>go through all the hassle of paperwork and stuff - they do most of it for

>you - which a lot of disabled people and the people that care for them

>don't have the energy to do anyway. Perhaps you could get a recommendation

>from someone as to where to turn if you decide to go that route.

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[Guest guest]

Have you even called Social Security yet for the forms for the doctor(s) to fill

out?

Have you had the forms filled out (don't forget to make/get a copy of the

doctor's completed one for yourself) and mailed in yet?

Have you been denied yet?

Many people are denied benefits the first two or three times they apply.

Of course there's a fee. And though it doesn't come out of your pocket up front,

it WILL come out of the benefits. IF he were to be awarded $600 a month,

probably 1/3 of that will go to those attorneys until their bill is paid.

AND, if you don't do what YOU can, know that that $6000 " cap " will not

apply--you will have to pay them to do the work YOU should have been doing.

--getting the forms, getting your doctor to fill them out, mailing them, and

re-applying, 2-3 times.

Do what you can do. Better yet, have the boy do what HE can do.

Ella

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> I just called this group and there is a fee associated with it. there is no

unless they collect. Otherwise it it 25% with a cap of 6,000.

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> B.T.S. Group, will help you get your disability and will not charge you a

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[Guest guest]

HI,

I haven't done anything yet, just trying to find out if any form of

assistance would even be available, given that he has never worked, of

course we will try on our own first.

thanks, sue

>Have you even called Social Security yet for the forms for the doctor(s)

>to fill out?

>Have you had the forms filled out (don't forget to make/get a copy of

>the doctor's completed one for yourself) and mailed in yet?

>Have you been denied yet?

>Many people are denied benefits the first two or three times they apply.

>Of course there's a fee. And though it doesn't come out of your pocket

>up front, it WILL come out of the benefits. IF he were to be awarded

>$600 a month, probably 1/3 of that will go to those attorneys until

>their bill is paid.

>AND, if you don't do what YOU can, know that that $6000 " cap " will not

>apply--you will have to pay them to do the work YOU should have been

>doing. --getting the forms, getting your doctor to fill them out,

>mailing them, and re-applying, 2-3 times.

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>Do what you can do. Better yet, have the boy do what HE can do.

>Ella

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