TL;DR (In short): The Law Office of Tammy M. Holcomb helps Georgia residents with Social Security Disability claims (SSDI and SSI), from application to appeal. Their experienced lawyers handle every step—filings, hearings, and appeals—with no fee unless you win. Clients benefit from expert guidance, compassionate support, and higher chances of approval.
Step 1 – Application Assistance
Our Social Security Disability lawyers help you compile medical records, daily-living limitations documentation, work history, and relevant evidence. We prepare your SSDI or SSI application carefully with you.
Step 2 – Request for Reconsideration
If your claim is denied (as many initial filings are), our Social Security Disability lawyers assist with:
• Thorough documentation organization allows us to ensure your appeal is strong and timely.
• Additional medical evidence presented to the Social Security Administration
Step 3 – Request a Hearing before an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ)
• ALJ hearing preparation: We gather the updated medical reports, summarize the medical evidence for presentation to the ALJ, and coach you to be able to testify before the ALJ.
Step 4 – Request for a Review of the
• If an ALJ denies your claim, our lawyers file an appeal to have your case be reviewed before the Appeals Council.
• This stage is for challenging procedural and factual errors.
• This higher-level review is another opportunity to overturn an unfavorable decision.
• Higher Success Rates: Social Security Disability lawyers significantly improve approval odds in appeals. However, this does not guarantee a favorable outcome.
• Georgia-Specific Expertise: We know SSA offices and local procedures across Georgia and nationwide.
• Affordable Access: No fees unless your claim is approved.
• Compassionate Communication: We guide you through each stage, explain SSA terms clearly, and answer your questions as they arise.
Our lawyers review your work history, income, and medical condition to determine the best path. Many clients qualify for both benefits or move from SSI to SSDI later.
Initial decisions take about 4–6 months. Appeals can add another 6–12 months, depending on scheduling and procedural timelines.
No—but working with Social Security Disability lawyers improves your chances substantially. The SSA's own data shows represented claimants are approved more often in appeals.
