Hutchens Law Firm LLP

Social Security Law

Fayetteville, NC

Hutchens Law Firm, founded in 1980, serves clients across North and South Carolina in real estate, estate, and creditor-rights matters.

  • Residential or commercial real estate closings
  • Estate planning involving wills and trusts
  • Estate administration and caveat proceedings

Lloyd King Law Firm PLLC

Social Security Law

Fayetteville, NC

Lloyd King Law Firm handles SSDI and SSI claims in North Carolina, led by a former Social Security Administrative Law Judge with eight years’ experience.

  • North Carolina residents filing initial SSDI claims
  • SSI applicants with limited income and resources
  • People appealing denied disability claims

Social Security Law Group

Social Security Law

Fayetteville, NC

Social Security Law Group assists North Carolina applicants with unfiled or denied Social Security disability claims through free, fully private consultations.

  • People who have never filed a Social Security disability claim
  • People whose Social Security disability claims have already been denied
  • North Carolina residents seeking SSD benefits

Social Security Law in nearby counties

FAQ

How do Social Security disability lawyers charge?

Disability attorneys commonly work on a contingency basis, meaning no attorney fee is due unless benefits are awarded. Lloyd King Law Firm specifically states that clients pay attorney fees only if benefits are awarded.

Should I hire a lawyer before filing an SSDI or SSI claim?

You can file without a lawyer, but representation may help with medical evidence, forms, deadlines, and appeals. A consultation is especially useful if your claim was denied or you expect an administrative hearing.

How long does a Social Security disability claim take?

The timeline varies by claim complexity, medical evidence, agency workload, and whether appeals are required. Initial decisions generally take longer when records are incomplete, while hearing and appeal stages can add substantial time.

What is the difference between SSDI and SSI?

SSDI is generally based on a worker’s insured work history and payroll contributions. SSI is a needs-based program for people with limited income and resources, including some applicants without enough work credits.

Can a denied Social Security disability claim be appealed?

Yes. Applicants can request further review after a denial, including reconsideration and, when applicable, a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge. Deadlines apply, so the denial notice should be reviewed promptly.