Robertson Wendt Disability | Finkel Law Firm

Yes, we do. Some firms only take cases after claimants are denied, but at Robertson Wendt Disability—Finkel Law Firm LLC, we help you every step of the way.

Applying for Social Security Disability can be a daunting process, filled with opportunities for error. Any small mistake in your application can lead to a denial. It’s why it’s so important you have someone who knows the system on your side. Disability lawyers like the ones at Robertson Wendt Disability work with this system every day.

You can appeal the decision and possibly improve your chances of winning benefits. The experienced attorneys at Robertson Wendt Disability can guide you through the process and represent you at an appeals hearing with a judge if necessary.

Yes, you may be able to. Social Security provides for widows and widowers who were on Social Security Disability in certain circumstances.

It depends on a number of factors, including your age and if you’re caring for a child. Call Robertson Wendt Disability today to find the answers you need to move forward in this tough time.

Unfortunately, this happens all the time. You have multiple routes to pursue. At Robertson Wendt Disability, we can help you file for benefits, appeal a denial from the insurance company or overturn a termination of benefits you already were receiving. Contact us today for a free evaluation.

Absolutely. You generally have 180 days to file your appeal. It can be difficult dealing with an uncaring insurance company. Our lawyers have experience making the insurance company pay what you’re owed.

Often, we see these benefits terminated after two years for legal reasons. If you’re still unable to work after this period, we can help you file an appeal. The clock begins ticking immediately, though—you typically have 180 days to appeal your termination. Call us today to get started.

Rob has helped disability clients get the benefits they need since 1983. He’s a board-certified specialist in Social Security Disability law, certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy (NBTA). Few lawyers can say that. It shows the highest level of dedication to disability law. He’s helped thousands of South Carolinians just like you.