GETTING SSDI DISABILITY IN ALABAMA

The Forsythe Firm has helped disabled clients win an estimated $200 million in Social Security benefits.*

The firm will provide you with a free consultation.  If we represent you, you will never pay a fee or expense until you have won your case and been awarded back payments.

Social Security has 2 programs:  SSDI for individuals with a qualifying recent work history and SSI (a disability program for low income individuals).

You may qualify for SSDI if you......

___ Worked until at least 2010.
___ Are not presently working with substantial wages
___ Have a severe medical condition that will last at     least 12 consecutive months (physical or mental).
 Have consistent and recent medical records.
 
You might also qualify for SSDI widows or widowers benefits on a deceased spouse's work record.

Dependent children of the disabled worker may also be eligible for benefits if they are under age 19 and have not graduated high school.  

Be aware that according to Social Security, almost 70 percent of disability applications are denied.  There is no "Reconsideration" process in Alabama.  If you are denied, you request a hearing with an administrative law judge within 60 days of the denial letter.  At the hearing, the average approval rate is higher, especially with experienced representation.

The Forsythe Firm will answer questions about your disability and offer a free case evaluation.  If we agree to represent you, we will guide you toward properly filing an application, help you obtain medical evidence, prepare any appeals necessary and attend hearings as your representative.  Initial consultations are free.  There's never a charge unless you receive past due payments.

Location:  We are directly in front of the Bridge Street Town Center at 7027 Old Madison Pike NW, Suite 108, Huntsville, AL 35806, a few miles east of the airport.  Convenient to Madison and I-565.  PHONE (256) 799-0297.
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*Includes past due benefits and average lifetime benefits.  The Forsythe Firm is a private professional firm not affiliated with the US Government or the Social Security Administration.  No guarantee is made as to the outcome of any case.