Social security disability lawyers in RANCHO CUCAMONGA

Stephanie Merritt Driscoll, she began her career with the Orange County Public Defender’s Office where she practiced for five years. The Public Defender’s Office allowed Stephanie to explore litigatio...

Stephanie Merritt Driscoll, she began her career with the Orange County Public Defender’s Office where she practiced for five years. The Public Defender’s Office allowed Stephanie to explore litigation and fine-tune her cross-examination skills. While there, Stephanie managed a caseload averaging approximately sixty clients from arraignment through trial. Preparing and arguing motions, conducting preliminary hearings and representing clients in jury trials made for full days.

Spalding & Spalding Law Office is a Rancho Cucamonga-based law firm that focuses on Social Security Disability law, helping injured and disabled individuals pursue SSDI and SSI benefits. The firm assi...

Spalding & Spalding Law Office is a Rancho Cucamonga-based law firm that focuses on Social Security Disability law, helping injured and disabled individuals pursue SSDI and SSI benefits. The firm assists clients throughout the disability claims and appeals process, including application preparation, medical documentation review, hearings before administrative law judges, and denied claim appeals. Attorneys at the firm are known for providing personalized legal guidance and helping clients navigate the complex Social Security system with clear communication and experienced representation.

Neil R. Hedtke, Hedtke Law Firm today! their experienced attorneys will give you a FREE initial consultation and let you know what your options are. Usually, this involves pursuing the denied claim to...

Neil R. Hedtke, Hedtke Law Firm today! their experienced attorneys will give you a FREE initial consultation and let you know what your options are. Usually, this involves pursuing the denied claim to the next level, which is often an Administrative Law Judge hearing (ALJ hearing for short). It is at this level where the case is considered most fully and carefully, including a “face to face” (although almost always by video teleconference) with the judge.