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If You Can’t Work, Let Us Help You Get the Social Security Disability Benefits You Deserve
While you worked, Social Security took money from every one of your paychecks.
But eventually, hard work took its toll. You developed serious back pain or other orthopedic disorders or medical problems. Now you can’t work.
You don’t know how you’re going to make ends meet.
Disability benefits are supposed to be there for you. Remember, you paid into the system.
But the process for winning benefits is complicated. Most people get denied when they first apply.
We’re determined to help the hard-working people of Midland, Texas get the Social Security Disability benefits they deserve.
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How Can I Improve My Chances of Winning?
Social Security Disability (SSD) attorney Baynetta Jordan knows what to do. She has years of experience navigating this system.
We can help you apply. And if you’ve been denied, we can help you appeal.
Dealing with the Social Security Administration (SSA) by yourself may seem like a brave idea, but the reality is when you do it alone, you’re less likely to be awarded benefits.
Social Security’s own numbers have shown you have a better chance of winning benefits with professional representation.
To get the best chance of winning benefits, contact us today.
Will I Work Directly With a Lawyer?
We help people in Midland-Odessa, Brownfield, Denver City, Seminole and across the Permian Basin when you need to take on the SSA.
We don’t let the Social Security system push you around.
And we’ll handle your claim with the respect you deserve. Some law firms don’t send you a lawyer until the day you talk to a judge about your claim.
We’ll meet with you in our Lubbock office — or talk on the phone if that’s easier — to get you prepared for your hearing and keep you updated on your application or appeal.
We’ll meet you for your hearing, whether it’s in Lubbock or Midland.
If you live in West Texas and can’t work, call us today for a free consultation.
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