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What to Expect

Our goal is to remove uncertainty and guide you through every stage of the Social Security Disability process. Here is a clear, step-by-step outline of what will happen once you retain our firm.

1. Free Initial Consultation

We discuss your medical history, work background, and current limitations to determine whether we are a good fit for your individual claim needs.

2. Evidence Development

Medical record updates: Our team works closely with our clients to ensure medical updates are submitted. Gap identification: We flag missing tests, imaging, or specialist notes that could strengthen your file. Specialist referrals (if needed): We may suggest specific evaluations — neurological, psychological, or functional capacity — to generate objective reports that address SSA criteria. Provider collaboration: We work closely with your doctors to obtain detailed statements explaining how your limitations prevent sustained work activity.

3. Application, Appeal, and Hearing Submission

Meticulous form preparation: We work with you to complete the required paperwork at each phase of the claims process. Deadline tracking: Electronic calendaring and SSA portal monitoring keep your claim on schedule.

4. Ongoing Claim Monitoring

Status updates: We monitor your claim regularly and notify you of any developments. Evidence supplements: If new medical events occur (hospitalizations, medication changes), we submit updates to keep your file current.

5. Hearing Preparation (If Required)

Hearing preparation: We work closely with you to ensure you understand what to expect at the hearing. Expert witness coordination: When appropriate, we engage vocational or medical experts to testify.

6. Post-Decision Support

Award review: We verify that benefit calculations and onset dates are correct. Future planning: Guidance on Medicare eligibility and continuing disability reviews.

Your Role in the Process

  • Provide complete information: Fill out requested forms promptly and accurately.
  • Return all forms to our office: Forms should never be submitted directly to Social Security.
  • Attend all appointments: Missing consultative exams or specialist visits can delay or jeopardize approval.
  • Keep us updated: Notify us immediately of new diagnoses, address changes, or any SSA correspondence you receive.

Legal Fees

Our fee for Social Security Disability representation is defined by SSA rules: 25% of past-due (“back”) benefits, capped at $9,200 (2026). You pay no fee unless your claim is successful.

Ready to get started? Complete our online intake form, call (720) 301-9708, or email info@stewartdisabilitylaw.com. We’re here to guide you every step of the way.

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  • Our Process
  • Services
    • What to Expect
    • Eligibility
    • Finding the right lawyer
    • Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
    • Parkinson’s Disease
    • Huntington’s Disease
    • Lewy Body Dementia
    • Alzheimer’s Disease
  • Contact
  • For Clinicians

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Phone: (720) 301-9708
Fax: (855) 569-0835

Stewart Disability Law, LLC

Office Address
13791 E. Rice Place
Aurora, CO 80015
By appointment only

Mailing Address
P.O. Box 461227
Aurora, CO 80046

Serving Social Security Disability and long-term disability clients nationwide — including Colorado, Massachusetts, Maryland, and Minnesota.

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