
Looking for a lawyer for a SSD case in Hudson Valley? At
Kirk & Teff, LLP we are intent on providing all of our clients with excellent service and
we work to accomplish this through extensive one-on-one personal service, a
free case evaluation so that you may obtain legal advice regarding your case without any financial
obligation or commitment on your part, and through answering various questions.
The following are a few common questions that we are asked regarding social security:
Q: How do I apply for benefits?
Q: How much can I receive in benefits?
Q: Do I qualify to receive social security disability benefits?
Q: What jobs are covered by social security?
Q: What medical issues are considered disabilities?
Q: How do I apply for benefits?
A: In order to apply for benefits you can go online to the Social Security
Administration's Retirement and Medicare page and fill out the application
form, you can call their office, or you can visit a local social security
office in person to discuss filing for benefits.
Q: How much can I receive in benefits?
A: The amount you can receive in social security benefits will depend on
a number of factors. It is impossible to give a relative number as there
are so many different cases, however if you speak with a representative
from our firm, we may be able to help you calculate a rough estimate of
your benefits. Your benefits may be affected over time, if you were in
the military or employed in railroad construction then your benefits may
also be affected.
Q: Do I qualify to receive social security disability benefits?
A: In order to qualify for social security benefits you must have worked
in various jobs that are/were covered by social security, and you must
have a medical condition that social security defines as a disability.
Q: What jobs are covered by social security?
A: Various jobs that are covered by social security are discernible as there
is a form that you will fill out before being employed by this company.
There will also generally be a form for you to fill out acknowledging
that a job is not covered by social security.
Q: What medical issues are considered disabilities?
A: A disability according to the social security department is only a total
disability, partial disabilities are not considered severe enough to be
payable with benefits. A disability means that you are unable to perform
the work that you did before, it is determined that you cannot adjust
to other work because of this disability, your disability is expected
to last more than one year, or to result in death.
Need a lawyer for a Social Security Disability case in the Capital District? At Kirk & Teff, LLP we are skilled and highly experienced workers compensation and social security disability lawyers that will be able to answer any questions you may have regarding your case. We understand that you may be experiencing hardship and that this may be a very stressful time for you. It is important that you understand your rights and what benefits are available to you. We will be able to discuss your available options with you, advise you of the best action for you to take and provide you with skillful assistance in your case if you choose to work with us.