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Frequently Asked Questions about Social Security Disability Benefits

Listed are several frequently asked questions regarding Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits and Disability Insurance Benefits (DIB). Please click on the appropriate link to be directed to that program’s FAQ page. Note that these answers are for general reference only and should not be construed as legal advice. As each case is unique and your circumstances may differ, it is recommended that you speak with an attorney regarding any specific questions you may have. Hoglund, Chwialkowski & Mrozik, PLLC will be happy to speak with you regarding you case. Please call our office for a free telephone consultation.

 Additional information can also be obtained from Social Security’s web site. Their web address is http://www.ssa.gov.

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* Home visits are typically available within a fifty mile radius of the major metro areas. The Bottom Line is that you will not spend a 'dime' out of pocket for our law firm to represent you. The only way our law firm gets paid any money is if you get back back benefits. Out of the back benefits, the Social Security Administration withholds 25% of that and sends it directly to our office to pay your Attorney's Fees. You keep the remaining 75%. 99% of our clients that win their claim receive a back benefits check from Social Security. The average back benefits check paid to our clients is about $6,000 - $9,000. Now, if you receive back benefits that amount could be more or less depending on an individual's case. Remember this is only an example, but it is likely that you will receive some money for back benefits if we won your case.

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