Help with Social Security disability claims from someone who has prepared them from inside the hospital. New applications and first appeals, for a lower fee than most representatives charge.
Get Notified at Launch →Most disability representatives charge the full 25% of your past-due benefits. My fee is 15%. That difference can help your family catch up on bills after months of waiting for a decision.
You pay nothing to get started. If your claim is denied, you owe nothing. If you win, the fee comes only from your back pay, never from your ongoing monthly benefit, and only after Social Security approves it.
We talk through your work history, your health conditions and where your claim stands today.
An appointment form and a fee agreement, both filed with Social Security. No payment is collected.
Forms, deadlines, medical evidence and follow-up with Social Security, handled with you at every step.
15% of your back pay, after you receive it and after Social Security approves the fee. Denied? You owe nothing.
SSDI and SSI applications, completed carefully the first time, with the medical and work history Social Security needs.
If your first application was denied, I file the appeal on time and strengthen the evidence.
If your claim is already at the hearing stage, reach out anyway. I’ll connect you with an experienced hearing representative.
15% of your past-due benefits (back pay), or the Social Security fee limit if that is lower. There is no upfront fee, and I pay the cost of any records I request.
You owe nothing. The fee is only charged if Social Security approves your claim.
Social Security reviews and approves the fee first. Once you receive your back pay, you pay the approved amount. It never comes out of your ongoing monthly benefits.
No. Social Security allows both attorneys and non-attorney representatives. I am a non-attorney representative, and the same fee rules and Social Security approval apply.
Yes. If your first application was denied, I can file your appeal (reconsideration). Reach out as soon as possible, because appeals have deadlines, usually 60 days from the date of the denial letter. If your claim is already at the hearing stage, I’ll connect you with an experienced hearing representative.
I’m completing my registration with Social Security. Send a quick email and I’ll let you know as soon as I’m accepting clients.
Tamika L. Tabb is not an attorney and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Social Security Administration. Fees are 15% of past-due benefits, up to the Social Security fee limit, and require Social Security approval.
