There are professional Social Security attorneys, and then there are amateur Social Security lawyers. You will want the former on your case every time. A professional Social Security disability attorney is more likely to help you secure your benefit payments than a Social Security disability lawyer that is new to the job or is known for cutting corners. The same is true of veterans lawyers. Veteran benefits, disability benefits and other programs intended to help those in need are not always guaranteed to work. This is why Social Security lawyers can be helpful to your case. When you file a claim and feel that it has been denied unfairly, Social Security lawyers will petition the program responsible for deferring benefits to take another look at your claim.

There are more than 90 percent of all Floridians that are over the age of 65 currently receiving Social Security benefits. By the time 2030 gets here, more than one out of every four Floridians will be 65 or older. In fact, the national population of people that are 85 years of age or older is expected to nearly quadruple between 2010 and 2050, from 5.7 million to just shy of 20 million citizens in this age range. No Social Security means more Floridians would become poverty stricken, and ongoing increases to benefits, including $19 per month starting January 2013, need to be addressed in order for this system to remain functional. Ask a Social Security lawyer in your area for specific information.

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