TALLAHASSEE SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY REPRESENTATIVE VS. ATTORNEY
Make Sure You Choose a Licensed Disability Attorney.
Not everyone who says they will help with your Social Security Disability case is actually a lawyer. Some are non-attorney representatives, "advocates" or paralegals.
If you aren’t sure, just ask them before choosing them to help you.
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO CHOOSE AN ACTUAL DISABILITY LAWYER?
Only a lawyer has an actual degree to practice law. That means only attorneys have training and education for complex legal matters, such as administrative law – the type of law used by the Social Security Administration. A disability attorney is trained in preparing and presenting evidence, cross-examining witnesses and writing complicated legal briefs about your disability claim.
NON-ATTORNEYS CAN’T FILE ALL THE APPEALS FOR YOUR CASE.
If Social Security denied your disability benefits – and more than half of the people who apply are denied – you are entitled to a number of appeals. At some point, you may have to file an appeal to the United States Federal Court. Only a lawyer can file that appeal. Advocates, representatives and paralegals are not allowed to practice in Federal Court.
Contact Solomon, Sullivan and Romo today for a FREE consultation.
If you can’t work and need disability benefits, Solomon, Sullivan and Romo can help. Contact us for a FREE evaluation of your disability claim. It costs you nothing unless you win.