The attorneys at The Law Offices of Sullivan & Kehoe are committed to getting you the benefits you deserve. They have over 50 years of combined experience in social security and veterans disability claims. Clients are promised that they will always meet with an attorney when they visit the office, that they will be updated regularly on the progress of their case, and that every phone call will be returned promptly.
Our primary goal is to reach men and women who, due to a debilitating illness or injury, are no longer able to work. These individuals are not only facing physical challenges, but also the financial hardship that often follows. We assist our clients in accessing benefits they may be entitled to, which can go a long way in alleviating their hardship.
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Our primary goal is to reach men and women who, due to a debilitating illness or injury, are no longer able to work. These individuals are not only facing physical challenges, but also the financial hardship that often follows. We assist our clients in accessing benefits they may be entitled to, which can go a long way in alleviating their hardship.
This is New York Attorney Advertising. This web site is designed for general information only. The information presented in this site should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.
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In 2002, Michael T. Sullivan and Frank Kehoe formed Sullivan and Kehoe, LLP.
With over 50 years of experience between the partners, the law firm serves the areas of Nassau County, Suffolk County, Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island, and the surrounding Tri-State areas including New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
The lawyers have offices located in New York City, Garden City, Kings Park, Riverhead and White Plains.
As a firm that concentrates its practice in Social Security Disability law, they will be pleased to provide you with a free consultation.
With over 50 years of experience between the partners, the law firm serves the areas of Nassau County, Suffolk County, Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island, and the surrounding Tri-State areas including New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
The lawyers have offices located in New York City, Garden City, Kings Park, Riverhead and White Plains.
As a firm that concentrates its practice in Social Security Disability law, they will be pleased to provide you with a free consultation.
The Social Security Act provides two benefit programs for disabled persons: Social Security Disability (SSD) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
Social Security Disability is available to individuals who have contributed to a Social Security account.
These individuals earn "quarters of coverage" based on their contributions.
To meet the required number of quarters, an individual usually must work five (5) out of the last ten (10) years.
There are some allowances for younger persons who have not had the opportunity to work for that long.
Social Security Disability is available to individuals who have contributed to a Social Security account.
These individuals earn "quarters of coverage" based on their contributions.
To meet the required number of quarters, an individual usually must work five (5) out of the last ten (10) years.
There are some allowances for younger persons who have not had the opportunity to work for that long.
To begin a Social Security Claim, an individual must file an application with the Social Security Administration.
Our staff will help in the preparation of that claim and explain the process in detail.
It is important that the application is thoroughly completed with the appropriate information.
Unfortunately, an individual should expect that his or her application will be denied.
This should not be discouraging as the vast majority of these claims are denied at the initial application.
It is imperative that an individual who truly feels that he or she is disabled appeal this decision within sixty (60) days of the denial.
Our staff will help in the preparation of that claim and explain the process in detail.
It is important that the application is thoroughly completed with the appropriate information.
Unfortunately, an individual should expect that his or her application will be denied.
This should not be discouraging as the vast majority of these claims are denied at the initial application.
It is imperative that an individual who truly feels that he or she is disabled appeal this decision within sixty (60) days of the denial.
A: Social Security Disability Insurance is one of two programs administered through the Social Security Administration (SSA).
It gives financial assistance to people who are unable to work due to a physical or psychological disability.
A: To qualify for SSDI, you need to meet two primary criteria.
First, you must have a physical or psychological condition that prevents you from working.
Second, you must have a certain number of work credits, which you earn by paying Social Security taxes on earned income.
It gives financial assistance to people who are unable to work due to a physical or psychological disability.
A: To qualify for SSDI, you need to meet two primary criteria.
First, you must have a physical or psychological condition that prevents you from working.
Second, you must have a certain number of work credits, which you earn by paying Social Security taxes on earned income.
Veterans of the United States armed services are eligible for benefits from the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for medical treatment related to service-connected medical issues and disability compensation for service-related disabilities.
Applying for veterans disability and medical benefits can be a difficult and lengthy process, especially if you have been denied by your local veterans hospital or veterans office.
Fortunately, an extensive appeal process has been established for those who have filed a claim with the Veterans Administration and have received an unfavorable determination.
Applying for veterans disability and medical benefits can be a difficult and lengthy process, especially if you have been denied by your local veterans hospital or veterans office.
Fortunately, an extensive appeal process has been established for those who have filed a claim with the Veterans Administration and have received an unfavorable determination.
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