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When a serious illness or injury prevents you from working, bills continue to arrive, medical expenses mount, and the income you once relied on suddenly stops. This is where disability income benefits come in. They provide a critical safety net for you and your family during one of life’s most challenging periods. The Keener Law

Getting denied for Social Security disability benefits does not mean the end of your claim. You have the right to appeal, and a well-written appeal letter can make a significant difference in getting your case reconsidered. At The Keener Law Firm, we’ve helped countless clients successfully appeal their disability denials. We know what works and

Getting denied for Social Security disability benefits can feel like a punch to the gut. You’re already dealing with a medical condition that prevents you from working, and now you’re facing financial stress on top of physical or mental health challenges. The good news is that a denial doesn’t mean the end of the road.

Hearing wait times for Social Security Disability cases remain one of the most discussed among claims applicants in 2025. These long waits always cause stress and frustration as you wait for your chance to tell your story to a judge. On average, you can expect to wait between 7 and 10 months for a disability

If your claim for disability benefits has been denied, you’re not alone, and you’re definitely not without options. The Social Security Administration routinely turns down initial claims. This leaves most people wondering what steps to take next. Whether you’re in Georgia or anywhere in the U.S., it’s important to reach out for reliable support. This

When your lawyer drops your disability case, it can feel like you are being abandoned during an already frustrating and anxiety-filled time. But don’t give in to despair. There are steps you can take to preserve your disability claim and find another disability lawyer who will help you get the benefits you deserve. Find Out

The Social Security Administration (SSA) recognizes that mental disorders can be just as disabling as physical conditions. Getting approved for benefits, though, means meeting specific medical and functional criteria that requires more than just having a diagnosis. The attorneys at The Keener Law Firm understand how to build strong disability cases for clients with mental

Rheumatoid arthritis doesn’t just hurt. It invades every corner of your life, turning routine movements into deliberate decisions. You might grip a coffee mug differently, avoid certain tasks at work, or notice your productivity slipping as inflammation flares. When these physical limitations interfere with your livelihood, Social Security Disability benefits can provide the financial relief

Yes, the Social Security Administration (SSA) recognizes bipolar disorder as a legitimate disability and approves benefits for those whose condition is severe enough to meet the program’s requirements. Living with bipolar disorder means dealing with extreme mood swings that can make holding down a job feel impossible. When depressive episodes drain your energy and motivation