Mental Disorders May Qualify for SSD Benefits
For people with disabling mental disorders, the inability to work adds to the frustration of trying to explain the mental disorder and gathering evidence. If you or a loved one has a mental condition that prevents him or her from working full time, talk to a lawyer who understands your frustration.
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For more than 26 years, attorney J.B. Bieske has devoted his legal practice to Social Security disability. He has helped thousands of people receive the benefits they need and deserve. Contact the law firm of J.B. Bieske, Attorney at Law in Sterling Heights, Michigan, for a free consultation.
- If the illness prevents full time work, it qualifies. Dealing with a mental disorder is an extraordinary challenge. For many people, it is difficult to discuss the problem, especially when others cannot comprehend how disabling a mental disorder can be. Attorney J.B. Bieske will listen.
- Which illnesses prevent work? Almost any severe mental condition can result in Social Security disability benefits. Disorders, which often prevent people from being able to work full time, are depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, closed head injury, schizophrenia, paranoia, schizoaffective disorder, agoraphobia, low intelligence, personality disorders, autism, and developmental disorders.
- Attorney J.B. Bieske will work with your doctor. His extensive experience allows him to develop the relevant evidence necessary to win Social Security disability benefits. He has also developed forms which, when completed by your doctor, will greatly enhance your chances of proving disability.
Attorney J.B. Bieske handles each case personally. He knows how important it is for you to receive disability benefits. Social Security disability is a benefit you earned when you were able to work. He will fight for you. Contact him for a free consultation.
