Social Security claims of Overpayments and the resulting chaos that ensues are becoming a life-altering crisis for many people throughout the country.
60 Minutes ran a segment last night that is worth watching.
If you have received a notice of overpayment, please read “New Social Security Administration Rules Regarding Overpayments” to understand what steps to take.
If you are disabled and can no longer work,
Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti Can Help.
For over 40 years, our dedicated Florida team has helped countless individuals secure the Social Security disability benefits they deserve. Here’s why we’re the right choice for you:
Experience You Can Trust: With 40 years of experience handling Social Security disability claims, we understand the complexities of the system and know how to build a winning case.
Compassion & Understanding: Dealing with a disability is already tough. We treat you with respect and empathy throughout the process.
Social Security Disability Specialists: Our attorneys focus exclusively on Social Security disability law, ensuring your case gets the focused attention it needs.
Aggressive Advocacy: We fight tirelessly for your rights throughout the application process and appeals, if necessary.
No Fee Unless We Win: You won’t pay any legal fees until we secure your benefits.
Getting You the Benefits You Deserve
We take a step-by-step approach to guide you through every stage of your claim:
Initial Application Assistance: We’ll help you complete all the necessary paperwork accurately.
Medical Evidence Gathering: We’ll work with your doctors to collect the medical documentation needed to support your case.
Appeals Representation: If your initial application is denied, we’ll represent you through the appeals process.
Don’t let the complexities of the Social Security disability system prevent you from getting the financial support you deserve.
Contact Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti Today for a Free Consultation!
Call us now at (305) 653-5555 or fill out the form below to get started on your path to securing your Social Security disability.
