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Social Security Disability Attorney & Advocacy Services

If you or someone you know has become permanently disabled and unable to work, but are not old enough to qualify for Social Security retirement benefits, you may be eligible for Social Security disability (SSD) benefits. Even children can qualify to receive SSD benefits through a parent or legal guardian.

We understand applying for federal disability insurance benefits can be complicated. Our experienced Social Security disability attorneys are here to walk you through each step of the process to ensure you get the benefits to which you’re entitled.

Our SSD attorneys take the time to hear your story, answer all questions, and connect you to both our Ohio-based and national network of healthcare providers. In short, we represent your interests when it matters most. From initial application submission to winning appeals – we have your back.

Not sure where to start? Talk to an Agee Clymer Social Security lawyer today or find your specific Social Security disability need below.

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Physical Disabilities

About two-thirds of recipients qualify for Social Security disability due to physical conditions, while the other third suffer from mental health issues. Are you eligible? Submit your application for Social Security disability confidently with the guidance of our legal experts.

Physical Disabilities

What if my Social Security disability is denied?

If your claim is denied you only have 60 days to appeal. In any case, you don’t have to face this complex process alone. Because we tailor our approach to the unique situations our clients face, we’ve become experts in successful SSD appeals. Learn how Agee Clymer can help you get the compensation you deserve.

Denied SSDI/SSI Claims

Adult Disability

If you are unable to work, you may be entitled to Social Security benefits. Let us simplify things for you and help you understand what exactly qualifies someone for SSI as an adult.

Adult Disability

Child Disability

Known as Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Title 16, the program distributes regular cash payments to support the care and well-being of a disabled child. Get the answers you need surrounding child disability benefits including qualification criteria, applications, and next steps.

Child Disability