Social Security Disability Lawyer in Paris, Tennessee

Let a Paris Disability Attorney Help you File for Disability Benefits

Americans all across the country every year are forced to leave their full-time jobs because of an injury or serious illness. These disabilities can leave workers and their families without a significant portion of their income as well as the added burden of medical expenses. For many of these Americans social security disability benefits are a necessary means to help their families make ends meet.

Social security disability benefits are not a privilege. They are a right to anyone who has paid his or her taxes into the social disability fund. Most people make these payments as FICA taxes that are regularly deducted from their paychecks. If someone is determined by the Social Security Administration to be disabled and has been away from their full-time job for twelve months or more, they can then draw from that fund as long as they are unable to work.

Applying for SSD or SSI (supplemental security income) benefits can be done without the help of a licensed attorney, but many are turning to social security disability lawyers for help with their disability claims. A trained SSD/SSI attorney can use their experience with disability law to help you avoid many of the pitfalls that the average person would go through by applying on their own. It is fair to note that not all parts of the disability claim need an attorney to be completed. To apply you can appear in person at a local SSA office, apply over the phone or on the SSA website.

To apply for Social Security disability benefits in Paris, contact your local Social Security Administration office at:


This office also serves clients in Buchanan, Mansfiled, Como, Puryear, Henry, Cottage Grove, Springville, Big Sandy and surrounding areas.

Similar to its namesake city in France, Paris, Tennessee has a 60-foot replica of the Eiffel Tower. The city also boasts the “World's Biggest French Fry”. Yet as the seat of Henry County, Paris is in an area with more than 7,100 disabled residents  - a number of them possibly qualified to receive disability benefits.

Before filing a disability benefits claim, talk with your doctor. He or she should be able to give you their opinion on whether your condition can qualify you as disabled. Your next step should be to consult a trained SSD/SSI attorney who can explain to you some of the different scenarios that could affect your disability benefits case. Your disability advocate can also work with your doctor on writing a letter that makes a compelling argument as to why you should be considered disabled.

You could lose your benefits if your condition improves and you are able to go back to work full-time. The SSA will check your medical records on occasion to receive updates on your condition. Similar to the application process, there are varying factors that can affect a final ruling on your continued eligibility for disability benefits. If you still lose your SSD/SSI benefits and you do not agree with the decision, you have the right to file an appeal.

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