Social Security Disability

Milwaukee Attorneys Helping with Appeals

Few people are successful in their first attempts at getting Social Security benefits. The key is to keep trying. You may know that you deserve benefits, but do not know how to convince the government and fulfill the very specific requirements of the Social Security Administration.

The lawyers of Welcenbach Law Offices, S.C. understand the requirements for social security disability benefits, and know how to make your case for you. We offer free initial consultations to people throughout southeastern Wisconsin, including those in Milwaukee, Waukesha, Brookfield, Racine, West Bend, Pewaukee, Delafield, and Oconomowoc. Contact us any time.

About Social Security Disability Claims

Social Security Disability benefits are meant to be for people who have a disabling physical or mental condition that prevents them from working for a year or more. Even if you have such a disability, it can be difficult to convince the Social Security Administration (SSA) that you qualify for benefits.

Generally people must go through the initial application process and then one unsuccessful appeal. It is important not to become discouraged after two denials—it happens to the vast majority of applicants.

After two denials, we can take over your claim and present your evidence to the Social Security Administration. For each client, our lawyers personally handle all aspects of the appeal, including:

• Filing all necessary paperwork
• Compiling evidence: getting medical records, consulting with medical experts, etc.
• Preparing you for hearings
• Presenting arguments in hearings before the Administrative Law Judge or appeals before the Social Security Appeals Council or U.S. District Court

As in all of our legal work, in matters of Social Security Disability, the lawyers of Welcenbach Law Offices, S.C. have a client-first perspective. We will work closely with you and your family to make sure you understand the process and fight to get the disability benefits you deserve.

Contact Us

If you have any questions about Social Security Disability, or would like to set up a free initial consultation, contact us any time. Call us at (414) 774-7330. Evening and weekend appointments are available.