Social Security Disability &
Bankruptcy Attorney
'Over 3 decades practicing Disability and Bankruptcy Law'
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The law office of Harold Saalfeld, Attorney at Law, represents individuals seeking Social Security Disability (SSD) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits. We can assist with initial applications or with claims that have previously been denied. We guide clients throughout every step of the appeals process, including reconsideration, Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) hearings, the Appeals Council and federal appeals.
Our Waukegan Social Security Disability lawyer represents children and adults with a broad range of disabilities, including both physical and mental conditions. We are focused on providing personalized legal service and counsel tailored to their unique needs.
- 100% Success Rate
- No Need Extra Cost for Consultation
- Expert Legal Service
- Highly Recommendation
- Fast Support
- High Court Performance
- Free Counseling
- Quick Complete Case
OUR SERVICES
We Are Providing Top Services With Excellent Performance
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Social Security Disability (SSD)
ButtonIf you have a disability and are unable to work, you may be eligible for Social Security disability benefits. Getting your SSD benefits can be extremely difficult, with less than 33.2% of applicants getting accepted every year.
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SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME SSI
ButtonIf you are a high-earning professional or executive who has become disabled, you may be counting on your long-term disability insurance to help you continue to support your family. However,
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LONG TERM DISABILITY INSURANCE PRIVATE AND EMPLOYER SPONSORED
ButtonA disability can quickly prevent you from making a living. Long-term disability insurance can provide you with income..
Filing for bankruptcy might seem daunting, but with the right support, it can be a viable path to regaining financial control. At Harold Saalfeld, Attorney at Law, we are dedicated to helping our clients understand their rights and options under bankruptcy law.
Whether you're overwhelmed by debt, facing foreclosure, or just need advice on your financial restructuring options, contact us today. Let us help you navigate your financial recovery so that you can focus on building a brighter future. Our Waukegan office is ready to assist you with all your bankruptcy needs, offering the first step towards a fresh financial start.
- 100% Success Rate
- No Need Extra Cost for Consultation
- Expert Legal Service
- Highly Recommendation
- Fast Support
- High Court Performance
- Free Counseling
- Quick Complete Case
Why Choose Us
Handling Social Security Cases Since 1997
Harold Saalfeld has been focused on SSD claims, SSI claims, medical malpractice and personal injury since 1997. He understands the challenges the clients face even providing debt relief and bankruptcy to clients while their cases are pending. He understands the step and evidence necessary to obtain SSD and SSI benefits and the medical evidence to prevail in medical malpractice and personal injury claims.
- Should I work while receiving SSD or SSI benefits?
- What if I cannot afford a doctor during the appeals process?
- Professional Attorneys
What Does a Disability Attorney Do?
- Educates the client on how to Win!
- Your Cases Initial Review: Medical and Work history Review
- Determines Whether You Qualify for SSD, SSI, or Both.
- Collecting and Compiling Medical Evidence
- Communicating and Monitoring Your Case with the SSA?
- Filing all Physician-Health Provider? Statements, Function Reports, and filing all Necessary Appeals
- Attorney Harold M. Saalfeld Will Personally Represent You at Your Disability Hearing
Contact Our Law Office For A Free Consultation
At the law office of Harold Saalfeld, Attorney at Law, we are always available to help people evaluate their claims over the phone, in the office or through the mail if their disability prohibits them from traveling to our office.