All social security disability and SSI cases are approved on the basis of medical records and what medical record documentation has to say about their condition. Medical record documentation can include records from mental health facilities, treating psychiatrists and psychologists, and even a claimant's own family physician in cases where the claimant is not actually … [Read more...]
Our Real Case Series- Mental Health and Proving Disability
Law Offices of Lori A Gaglione had a recent case in Thomasville, GA. Our client, John K., was only 26 with major mental health issues. He had never worked due to these severe conditions. The younger you are, the more difficult it is to prove your disability. Lori Gaglione, as an experienced Disability Attorney, knew we could not win with client's … [Read more...]
Our Real Case Series: Migraine Victim and His Won Case
In a recent case, Mark M. contacted The Law Offices of Lori Gaglione seeking help with his medical condition and battle to receive disability benefits. Mark, a 43 year old man with severe and unrelenting migraines, was under the care of a neurologist. Migraines cannot be proven through any objective test. You can learn more about migraines as disability … [Read more...]
How Severe Does Your Condition Have to Be to Get Social Security Disability?
How long must my condition be present and prevent me from working? In order to receive Social Security disability (or SSI: Supplemental Security Income) you must have a condition that is preventing you from working for at least 12 continous months. This is a very important factor. Even conditions that are indeed disabling but have not lasted this minimum … [Read more...]
Do I Need A Disability Attorney At a Hearing?
Although it is not required to have a lawyer at your disability hearing, having an attorney will help to ensure that you are given a fair hearing. With over 20 years of experience we at The Law Office of Lori A. Gaglione always make sure that all the right questions are asked at each hearing. We will also help to organize your case, so that it is the most presentable for … [Read more...]
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