Do I Have to Quit Working Totally Before Applying for SSD or SSI Benefits?

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• Do I Have to be Disabled Permanently to Receive SSI?
• Do I Have to See a Doctor First?
• How Can I Afford a Lawyer?
• What is SSD and SSI?
• How Do I File an SSI Claim?
• Am I Eligible to Receive Any Medical Benefits if I Win My Claim?
• Can Children Receive SSD or SSI?
• What Happens if I Recover from my Disability and Go Back to Work?

Law Office of Gerard Lynch is licensed in the state of Texas and has has been practicing Social Security Disability law exclusively for 20 years. We have dedicated our practice to helping individuals and families obtain their benefits. We understand the physical and mental disabilities our clients are facing. Our job is to make the entire process as comfortable, hassle-free, and efficient as possible.