Over 60 percent of the applications submitted for disability are initially denied. Hundreds of individuals in New Hampshire are faced with a disability that makes it nearly impossible for them to live a normal life. Whether from an automobile accident, a work related accident or an illness, making ends meet can be impossible for many people. Filing for disability through the government can be an overwhelming experience and one that has the reputation of being an uphill battle. While it is true that it can be challenging, those who need the help should not be afraid to apply.
The best approach to applying for disability is to have an attorney in your corner that has experience in NH Disability Laws. O’Shaughnessy, Walker & Buchholz, P.A. have the experience to help guide you through the cumbersome process of receiving disability compensation. Many people find that they are denied when they initially apply for disability. The next step is to go through the appeal process. A qualified attorney can help you negotiate this process and make sure that you have all of the necessary documentation required to qualify for your disability claim. When disabilities are considered there are four types considered: mobility, cognitive, hearing and eyesight.
While many people do not succeed in their initial application for disability, they often get through on appeal. If approved for disability the applicant will receive the benefits back to the date of the initial application. After that point the payments will be made monthly. The Governor's Commission on Disability (GCD) recommends that the applicant seeks the help of an attorney for this process. If you are in need of disability insurance benefits, don't wait to file your application. The sooner you get the process started the faster you will get help paying your bills.