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Our mission is to help disabled people obtain the benefits and insurance they need in a manner that is consistent with biblical principles
Differences Between Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income
Discover the differences between SSDI and SSI, eligibility criteria, benefits, and more. Make informed decisions about federal benefits programs.
"This is why you need an experienced representative that will fight all the way for you!" - Timothy A. Clardy, Esq.
Discover why having an experienced representative who will fight for you is crucial. Get valuable insights from Timothy A. Clardy, Esq., and secure your rights today.
Understanding Your SSDI Benefits: A Guide for Applicants
Looking to learn more about the eligibility requirements for Social Security Disability Benefits? McCravy Law Firm has you covered with a comprehensive guide covering everything from work history requirements to eligibility for dependents and disabled veterans. Contact us for further assistance.
Mr. Timothy Clardy attended the National Organization of Social Security Claimants Representatives Conference
Mr. Timothy Clardy attended the National Organization of Social Security Claimants Representatives Conference. While attending the conference he was presented with the Social Security Disability Leadership Award Top Five in the State of South Carolina. We are thankful for his hard work and dedication to helping our clients get the benefits they need and deserve.
Congratulations Attorney Timothy Clardy!...
Understanding Eligibility Requirements for Social Security Disability Benefits
Looking to learn more about the eligibility requirements for Social Security Disability Benefits? McCravy Law Firm has you covered with a comprehensive guide covering everything from work history requirements to eligibility for dependents and disabled veterans. Contact us for further assistance.
Social Security Disability FAQ | McCravy Law
You should apply for disability benefits as soon as you are unable to work because of long-term injuries or mental impairment. Waiting too long to apply for benefits could result in a loss of benefits.
