At Stephen H. Hagler LLC, we represent individuals throughout Georgia with divorce and other domestic issues, wills and estate planning, probate and guardianship matters, and in Social Security Disability concerns. Stephen Hagler has been serving the Augusta area since 1991 and has the required legal knowledge and necessary skills to get the best results possible.
The process of obtaining Social Security benefits can be complex. It includes filling out numerous forms and obtaining the necessary medical records and reports, which may seem manageable, but often becomes quite overwhelming and burdensome. There is a lot of work involved in the process. The entire process takes time. But you do not have to worry.
Let Stephen H. Hagler LLC do the worrying for you. Contact us by e-mail to schedule your free consultation. We know the work involved in obtaining Social Security Disability (SSD) (also referred to as Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)), and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
The process of obtaining Social Security benefits can be complex. It includes filling out numerous forms and obtaining the necessary medical records and reports, which may seem manageable, but often becomes quite overwhelming and burdensome. There is a lot of work involved in the process. The entire process takes time. But you do not have to worry.
Let Stephen H. Hagler LLC do the worrying for you. Contact us by e-mail to schedule your free consultation. We know the work involved in obtaining Social Security Disability (SSD) (also referred to as Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)), and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
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Do you want to learn more about the difference between hiring a lawyer to handle your Social Security claim, rather than a non-lawyer representative?
Do you want to know how we can move you through the process as efficiently and effectively as possible, striving to get you the SSDI or SSI benefits you need to move forward with your life?
Contact Stephen H. Hagler LLC, in Augusta, Georgia, serving people in Georgia and South Carolina.
Call us at (706) 860-9060 or send us an e-mail at shagler@haglerlaw.net.
Do you want to know how we can move you through the process as efficiently and effectively as possible, striving to get you the SSDI or SSI benefits you need to move forward with your life?
Contact Stephen H. Hagler LLC, in Augusta, Georgia, serving people in Georgia and South Carolina.
Call us at (706) 860-9060 or send us an e-mail at shagler@haglerlaw.net.
Stephen H. Hagler has been representating people in the Central Savannah River (CSR) in Georgia and South Carolina in areas of Social Security Disability, family and domestic law, and probate and wills.
If you need help obtaining Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI), you want someone on your side who is trained and experienced with the laws that pertain to the Social Security system.
With office located in Augusta and Waynesboro, Stephen H. Hagler LLC has been helping people in Georgia and South Carolina since 1991 get the Social Security benefits they deserve.
If you need help obtaining Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI), you want someone on your side who is trained and experienced with the laws that pertain to the Social Security system.
With office located in Augusta and Waynesboro, Stephen H. Hagler LLC has been helping people in Georgia and South Carolina since 1991 get the Social Security benefits they deserve.
At Stephen H. Hagler LLC, we provide legal representation to those requiring Social Security Disability guidance, family law assistance and estate planning help.
Stephen Hagler has been practicing law since 1991, and he knows what is required for you to succeed.
If you have a family, Social Security, or wills and trusts matter that needs to be addressed, we can answer your questions.
Contact our law office by e-mail to set up your free initial consultation.
The divorce process can be complicated.
Stephen Hagler has been practicing law since 1991, and he knows what is required for you to succeed.
If you have a family, Social Security, or wills and trusts matter that needs to be addressed, we can answer your questions.
Contact our law office by e-mail to set up your free initial consultation.
The divorce process can be complicated.
Social Security disability (SSD) benefits (also referred to as Social Security disability insurance (SSDI) benefits) are available to disabled people in Georgia and South Carolina who have paid into the Social Security system.
Eligibility is limited to people who have paid into the system within a certain time frame.
The eligibility guidelines can be complex, but our law firm can quickly help you determine whether you meet them.
If you do not meet the eligibility guidelines, you may still qualify for supplemental security income (SSI).
Eligibility is limited to people who have paid into the system within a certain time frame.
The eligibility guidelines can be complex, but our law firm can quickly help you determine whether you meet them.
If you do not meet the eligibility guidelines, you may still qualify for supplemental security income (SSI).
The Social Security administration has compiled a listing of impairments that includes 14 different categories of disabilities.
If your disabling disease or injury falls into one of the 14 categories, you may be eligible for Social Security disability insurance (SSDI) or supplemental security income (SSI).
However, just because your disability doesn't conveniently meet the listing doesn't mean that you are not eligible for benefits.
Eligibility isn't based solely on the disability.
Your work history and education may affect whether or not you get benefits.
If your disabling disease or injury falls into one of the 14 categories, you may be eligible for Social Security disability insurance (SSDI) or supplemental security income (SSI).
However, just because your disability doesn't conveniently meet the listing doesn't mean that you are not eligible for benefits.
Eligibility isn't based solely on the disability.
Your work history and education may affect whether or not you get benefits.
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