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Can I fire my Social Security Disability Lawyer?

 

Of course you can. Take a look at the contract that you signed. No one is required to stay hitched to any attorney they are not happy with. "Should" you fire your social security disability attorney is another matter. First off, the attorney technically has the right to ask for a Fee even if you have parted ways at the time your claim is approved. As a practical matter few attorneys do so.

I probably field 2 or 3 calls a day from folks wanting to fire their attorney and hire me. I urge folks to take a careful look at why they are unhappy with their lawyer. Typically people are frustrated with the delays, and feel the attorney "is not doing anything". Other times claimants are unhappy with calls not being returned. I always tell people to give the attorney a chance to respond to their concerns. An attorney can do little to speed up the process. Many times the attorney has done all that can be done, or they have a specific timeframe in which they prepare a case.

I often find that the understandable frustration folks have with the social security administration gets transferred to their attorney. Don't assume your attorney is part of the bureacracy; he or she went into this practice to help people. Give them the benefit of the doubt!

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ya im on disabibity and Im paying back child support and my kids ar over 22 and thay goy kids of thare own but child support takes over 65% out of my check leaving me with $435 a mounth to live on and i have five childen under 18 at home so how can thay do that
Posted @ Sunday, September 11, 2011 10:22 PM by Donald rday.sr
My hearing is coming up soon and I have decided that if my case is denied ( again, or I wouldn't be having a hearing ) for SSDI...  
I will then fire Binder & Binder from representing me any further. I wish I would have NEVER hired them.  
I hope for the best outcome at the hearing - but at this point, I am ready to take action if unfavorable. 
Anyone know the correct protocol in addition to a letter notifying them of my decision? Should copies be sent elsewhere and if so, who or where? The documents I signed clearly state if they do not win my SSDI for me, there is no fee. So technically if the outcome at the hearing is unfavorable, and I am once again denied, I will not owe them even if I am approved at a later date, is this correct?  
Thank you for any assistance in this.
Posted @ Wednesday, May 16, 2012 7:37 PM by Debbie
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Dallas Fort Worth/DFW Texas attorney Stanley F. Denman serves disabled workers who have been denied social security disability benefits in North and East Texas, including Dallas, Texas, and the Metroplex, the following cities: Allen, Arlington, Bedford, Boyd, Carrollton, Corsicana, Denton, Denison, Decatur, DeSoto, Duncanville, Ennis, Fort Worth, Flower Mound, Frisco, Garland, Grand Prairie, Greenville, Hurst, Irving, Kaufman, Lewisville, Longview, Mesquite, McKinney, Murphy, Plano, Red Oak, Richardson, Rowlett, Sherman, Terrell, Tyler, Waxahachie, Weatherford, and Wylie, and the following counties: Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Erath, Gregg, Grayson, Harrison, Hunt, Kaufman, Navarro, Tarrant, Parker, Rockwall , Smith, and Wise.

 

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