It is possible to pursue Social Security Disability Insurance and Social Security early retirement benefits at the same time. At the law office of Christine M. Naper, I have a comprehensive understanding of how the Social Security Administration works and will use this knowledge to assist you in filing your Social Security claims.
As a Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) lawyer, I work closely with my clients, helping them obtain compensation through early retirement and/or disability benefits. I will handle all aspects of your case myself and protect your interests at every turn. Contact my Chicago, Illinois, law firm online or call me at 773-525-8952 to set up an appointment.
A Disability Benefits Lawyer in Chicago Helping You Retire Early
While it is possible to pursue early retirement and disability benefits together, there are certain things you need to keep in mind. Accepting early retirement will result in a reduction in the amount of money you would normally receive. If you decide to accept retirement benefits at age 62, you will receive a 25 percent reduction in your payments. This a permanent reduction, therefore, you should discuss your best options with a proven Social Security early retirement lawyer.
Pursuing Social Security Early Retirement and Disability Benefits Together
It is completely possible to counter the permanent reduction in early retirement if you are found to have become disabled through injury or through a debilitating disease. Once you are found to be entitled to SSDI payments, they work retroactively to make up for the reduction in early retirement payments that you have already received.
I will strive to see that you receive the proper payments that you are entitled to. You and I will thoroughly discuss your best options and come up with a plan that best benefits you.
Contact an Early Retirement and Disability Benefits Lawyer in Illinois
For a confidential consultation, e-mail my Social Security law firm or call me at 773-525-8952. I represent all clients on a contingent fee basis. I will only charge attorney fees if I recover compensation for you.
