Disability benefits for children

Supplemental Security Income Benefits for Children with Disabilities

Children with medical conditions that cause marked and severe functional problems may qualify for SSI benefits. This means that the condition(s) must seriously limit your child’s activities. Call us today to learn more about disability benefits for children.

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Social Security Requirements

In almost all children’s cases, Social Security examines functional problems and six developmental areas.

  • Acquiring and Using Information
  • Attending and Completing Tasks
  • Interacting and Relating with Others
  • Moving About and Manipulating Objects
  • Caring for Oneself
  • Health and Physical Well-being

To be successful, the level of severity must be “Marked” in at least two areas, or “Extreme” in at least one area. The condition must be disabling, or be expected to be disabling, for at least 12 months or cause death. There are also certain income and resource requirements.

Periodically Social Security will check to see if the child still meets the requirements before rewarding disability benefits for children.

Appeals for Children’s SSI Benefits

An appeal of a child’s SSI case following a denial or cessation is the same as an appeal in an adult case.  But, children’s cases cannot be done online.  Your local Social Security office is your source for help.

The whole process of appealing a pending cessation is often overwhelming! If timely requested, benefits can continue while the appeal is being processed.

We Help Get Disability Benefits For Children

Many Social Security attorneys do not represent parents in their claim for disability benefits for children. We do! “Hello, I’m attorney Hallman Woods. I’ve been helping people including parents of children with disabilities for over 50 years. I only represent clients with Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income claims.

I offer full service, personal representation with dedication from start to finish. I never take a case unless I expect to win—and I never charge a fee until I win your case. Together we can plan a free personalized plan that you can use to help you achieve success for your child.”

For more information about disability benefits for children, call me at (337) 364-4556. Or, send an email using the online contact form. Tell me about your case. Initial case evaluations are free. There is no fee unless you win your case.

If your child’s application was denied, it is important that you come in for a free review as soon as possible. There are crucial deadlines for an appeal!