Social Security Disability Help in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Services We Offer in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) Representation

SSDI in Florida takes more than paperwork. We help organize your medical limitations, work history, insured status, and supporting medical evidence so your claim is clearer for Social Security to review.

Initial Disability Applications

Many SSDI and SSI claims in Fort Lauderdale are delayed or denied due to missing records or unclear symptom documentation. We help you gather medical evidence, complete your application accurately, and submit a strong claim to avoid preventable delays.

Reconsideration Appeals

If your SSDI claim is denied, you generally must request an appeal within 60 days of receiving the denial notice (SSA usually presumes you received it 5 days after the date on the notice). We review your file, identify gaps, update supporting proof, and clarify your limitations.

Representation at ALJ Disability Hearings

At ALJ hearings, we help you prepare for questions, organize your records, and present your case clearly so the judge can evaluate your claim based on a complete record.

Vocational and Functional Capacity Analysis

Many Florida claims are denied because SSA determines you can perform work. We explain how your limitations may affect common job demands such as attendance, pace, and physical requirements.

Disability Case Strategy and Benefit Eligibility Counseling

Choosing between SSDI, SSI, or both can be confusing. We review your work credits, income, and health information to help you understand which benefits may fit your situation and what steps to take next.

Representation for Severe or Complex Medical Conditions

Serious conditions can be denied if your file is incomplete. We help organize your medical history, address inconsistencies in the record when appropriate, and explain your limitations using supporting documentation.

Why Choose DWB LAW, LLC in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Focus on Social Security Disability

DWB LAW, LLC focuses primarily on Social Security disability cases, including SSDI and SSI. This focus helps us stay current on SSDI and SSI rules, procedures, and the types of evidence commonly used in disability hearings.

Clear, Consistent Communication

We keep you informed at every stage by explaining what’s happening, what’s needed next, and what to expect—so the process feels more predictable.

Strategic Evidence Development

We build your record by connecting medical records, work history, and functional limitations to Social Security’s rules and vocational standards—an approach that matters in both initial claims and appeals.