The Social Security benefits you need when facing a disabling condition or injury are supposed to support you through the difficulties and pain you experience every day. Yet, the process of receiving those benefits you know you qualify for can all too often become more difficult than you expect. Many people who should qualify for their Social Security benefits either don’t know how to start the complicated application process or are initially denied after applying.
The only way you can be sure that you have your best chance at receiving approval for your benefits is to have an experienced disability attorney on your side. McMahan Law Firm has the experience you deserve and a reputation you can trust. Our two head attorneys, Jay and Brent, are Board Certified lawyers that can give your application the time and dedication it deserves.
Read the transcript below to learn more:
Speaker 1:
I’m hurt and need Social Security disability benefits and I don’t know how to get approved.
Speaker 2:
Can someone just tell me how to get my money?
Attorney Brent Burks:
If you’re hurt and need disability, you may be in a tough place financially.
Attorney Jay Kennamer:
Call us so we can help you get your checks started.
Speaker 1:
I called Jay and Brent at the McMahan Law Firm, now I’m approved and getting my checks.
Speaker 2:
Call Jay and Brent to get your disability checks. I did.
Attorney Jay Kennamer:
I’m Jay.
Attorney Brent Burks:
And I’m Brent. If you need your Social Security benefits, call us. We’re on top of it.
Attorney Jay Kennamer:
We’re on top of it.
Speaker 5:
Call 265-1100.
If you are in pain or are suffering from a disabling condition or injury, we understand that you need the benefits you deserve as soon as possible. Let Attorneys Jay and Brent and their McMahan Law Firm team fight for your rights for Social Security benefits. All you have to do is give us a call or fill out our online form for a free case review to get started. Our team will take the rest from there, giving you updates on your application or appeals status throughout the process.