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The length of time your disability case takes depends on Social Security. For the most part, it can take anywhere from six months to two years. That's largely due to waiting for Social Security to actually schedule actions in your case. We will be there every step of the way for you. Keller and Keller has trained case managers and attorneys who are there to help you and answer your questions, and we'll navigate that system for you.

Top 5 Disability Benefits Mistakes

Our Indianapolis Social Security lawyer team highlights that the biggest mistake you can make is giving up; however, there are several tips and mistakes you need to be aware of when filling out your application and investigating your chances of receiving benefits.

To help you avoid making errors, you can download it at no cost. This free E-book covers a variety of Social Security and Disability topics, such as:

  • Information the SSA uses to determine a person's eligibility benefits
  • Facts about the hearings process.
  • What to do after a Hearing loss.
  • The strategy Keller & Keller uses to obtain benefits for our clients.
  • The cost of hiring an Indianapolis disability lawyer.

Other mistakes we commonly see that prevent a deserving person from receiving their benefits include government error, not including a critical medical record, or waiting longer than 60 days to re-file after their initial denial.

Several missteps can be the difference between full benefits and no benefits. Fortunately, we are often able to correct these errors for our clients.

Why Choose Us?

In addition to being one of Indiana's most recognized full-service social security disability firms, Keller & Keller's disability attorneys are experienced and have successfully represented clients throughout the entire state.

We also offer every Indiana resident a Zero Fee Guarantee, meaning you'll never pay for a consultation and the only way we are paid is if you receive disability benefits. Either fill out our free contact form or call us at 1-800-253-5537 for a live consultation with one of our experienced Indianapolis disability attorneys.