Hello friends,

When people call me they often ask me, “Do I need an attorney to get social security disability benefits?” They always wonder if they need to get legal representation for their Social Security disability case. Below is a video testimonial of Rhonda, a claimant who thought that her disability was so severe that she would not need an attorney to win. Listen to the video to find out what happened.

Applying for Social Security is hard and requires a lot of paperwork, make appeals within a certain amount of time, and you have to get your medical records together to get to Social Security. Obviously, since they are going to make a medical decision, they have to have your medical records. So many times I find that people hurt their claims by not properly completing forms. This is hard to overcome later in the claim. 

It is also difficult for people to obtain the medical records they need in order to support your claim. Additionally, they do not have the resources to ask the proper questions of their physicians that will support their case. Then they have to win their Social Security case by meeting legal standards that they do not know. Please don’t go it alone. 

If I have helped you in the past and you would like to do a video testimonial please give me a call. I always appreciate knowing when my clients are happy with my services.

Laughter is the Best medicine:
THINGS YOUR MOM WOULD NEVER SAY

·      How on earth can you see the TV sitting so far back?

·      Yeah, I used to skip school a lot too.

·      Just leave all the lights on.

·      Let me smell that shirt – yeah, it’s good for another week.

·      Go ahead and keep that stray dog, honey, I’ll walk it every day.

·      The curfew is just a general time to shoot for – it’s not like I’m running a prison around here.

·      If you don’t have a tissue, just use your sleeve.

·      Don’t bother wearing a jacket – the windchill is bound to improve.

If you know anyone who may need Social Security disability benefits, please give them my phone number.
I will listen to them and let them know if they have a good case or not. Remember, I never charge for consultations. And there is never a fee unless we win.

Please remember. I work for you. I am your advocate! If you have concerns, please call us.
We are “A Voice for the Disabled”
Take care and God bless,
Randy Adams, ADR
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.AdamsDisability.com
Phone: 888-551-1190
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Listen to Randy’s video to find out.

Please remember, some SSDI/SSI benefits are taxed. You may have to pay federal income taxes on a portion of your Social Security benefits if you have other substantial income in addition to your benefits (such as wages, self-employment, interest, dividends, and other taxable income that must be reported on your tax return). You may choose to have federal income taxes withheld from your Social Security benefit. Learn more at www.ssa.gov/planners/taxes.html.

Laughter is the Best medicine:

A grandfather overheard his granddaughter repeating the alphabet in reverent, hushed tones.  “What are you doing?”  He asked.  “I’m praying, Grandpa,” she said.  “I can’t think of the right words, so I just say all the letters.  God will put them together for me, because he knows what I’m thinking.”

If you know anyone who may need Social Security disability benefits, please give them my number, 888-551-1180.

I will listen to them and let them know if they have a good case or not. Remember, I never charge for consultations.  And there is never a fee unless we win.

Take care and God bless! 

Randy Adams

Social Security has just announced that they will be moving to new online video hearings for Social Security applicants and the representatives which will allow me to represent you in the hearing by video if you have access to a camera enabled smart phone, tablet or computer.  SSA’s commissioner stated:

“The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of finding new ways to serve the public,” said Commissioner of Social Security Andrew Saul. “For over a decade, the agency has used video hearings to get applicants their hearing decisions sooner. This advancement builds on that effort, making it easier and more convenient to attend a hearing remotely, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. To continue to ensure all participants’ safety, we expect online video hearings and telephone hearings will be the only two hearing options for the foreseeable future.”

The Social Security Administration has expanded the list of medical conditions which will automatically qualify for SSI/SSDI benefits.  This is called a “Compassionate Allowance”.  This is important because it will allow us to represent individuals with certain severe diagnosis and get their benefits more quickly.  For a list of compassionate allowances go to:

https://www.ssa.gov/compassionateallowances/conditions.htm

Contact us today for assistance in the Northeast Georgia, Cumming, and Clayton areas.

The Coronavirus pandemic has hurt a lot of people but can you get Social Security disability for having it?  Listen to the video below for Randy’s answer:

Laughter Is the Best Medicine:

A young girl was walking home from school in the rain.  Her mother saw her out of the kitchen window and noticed that every time the lightning flashed, she would stop, look up and smile.  When she got into the house her mother asked her what she was doing.  The little girl said, “When I saw the flash, I knew God was taking my picture, so I smiled.”

Good food for good health:

Baked or grilled chicken is one of the healthiest meets you can eat.  But unfortunately, it can be bland and boring.  One of my favorite ways to fix a good, healthy chicken dish is to marinate skinless chicken pieces in “Newman’s Own Family Recipe Italian Dressing”.  I just put the chicken pieces in a large storage baggie and let them marinate for at least an hour.  Overnight in the refrigerator is best!  Bake or grill until done.  This is delicious – believe me!

Send me a picture of your dish – you could win a prize!  Stay healthy.

If you know anyone who may need Social Security disability benefits, please give them my number, forward this email to them or click the links below that will share on Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn. 

I will listen to them and let them know if they have a good case or not. Remember, I never charge for consultations.  And there is never a fee unless we win.

Take care and God bless! 

PS: We send out a monthly newsletter containing information concerning Social Security disability benefits. To get our monthly newsletter, please click the link below.

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Part of our mission statement is to be, “A Voice for the Disabled”. The disabled population in America is a minority and it is hard for a minority voice to be heard. To help each other and to help friends and family who need Social Security Disability Benefits, THE GOVERNMENT MUST HEAR OUR VOICE!

In the last year we have had a number of our claimants die while waiting to receive benefits. This is a national problem. Here’s a link to a website entitled “Disability Denials Can Amount to a ‘Death Sentence’, judge says in Mississippi case.”

https://www.sunherald.com/news/state/mississippi/article242637576.html  

If you want the government to know how hard it is to be waiting through the long process of getting Social Security, please let me know. As part of my mission I will convey your story (without your name) to our local, state, and federal governments. I want your voice, our voice to be heard! 

Respond to this post with a brief description of your story and we will discuss your case with you.

We do not want the government making the process harder (which is what they are considering now), Social Security funding to be reduced (a yearly political issue), or the process to obtain benefits prolonged.

I work for you. I am your advocate!

You can visit our website for more information and, please, remember to like us on Facebook!

Remember, we are “A Voice for the Disabled”