About
They provide legal services for individuals and families who are seeking disability benefits, including Social Security Disability and Supplemental Security Income. The firm's experienced attorneys, including Clifford B. Walkon, Kerry J. Spencer, Deanna Lee-Kaniowski, and Heidi Walkon Levine, have a deep understanding of the complex disability claims process and are dedicated to guiding clients through the process. The Law Center for Social Security Rights has been helping Michigan residents obtain disability benefits for over 30 years and has a strong reputation for providing compassionate and effective representation. They offer a range of services, including assistance with initial applications, appeals, and continuing disability reviews. If you or a loved one is struggling with a disability and needs help navigating the disability claims process, The Law Center for Social Security Rights is here to help.
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Services & specialties
Social Security Disability
The Law Center for Social Security Rights provides legal services for individuals who are seeking Social Security Disability benefits due to a disability that prevents them from working.
SSI for Adults
The firm offers legal assistance for individuals who are seeking Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits for adults with disabilities.
SSI for Children 0-17
The Law Center for Social Security Rights provides legal services for families seeking Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits for children under the age of 18 with disabilities.
Transitional Benefits
The firm helps individuals and families navigate the process of transitioning from child to adult benefits.
Disabled Adult Child Benefits
The Law Center for Social Security Rights provides legal services for disabled adults dependent on their parent's income.
Widow and Widowers Disability Benefit Claims
The firm offers legal assistance for surviving spouses who may be eligible for survivor disability benefits after the loss of a loved one.