The Social Security system is in place to help us through difficult times. Unfortunately, there are some instances in which the system makes our lives even more difficult than they need to be. The day I received the denial letter for my claim, I wasn't sure what I was going to do. After talking with a few friends, I contacted a lawyer. That was the best decision I had ever made. Even with the professional assistance, getting the denial overturned and getting the money that I was owed took several months. I have kept a clear journal of my experience and loaded it with information that can help others get through what can be an impossible time.
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What You Should Know About Having an Attorney on Retainer
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If you watch even a little bit of television, you have probably seen drama crime shows where an angry or accused character says he's going to call his lawyer. How do people have a personal lawyer? Well, it isn't just television fiction; it's called having an attorney on retainer. Here is what you should know about how this concept works. You Will Pay a Fee Having an attorney on retainer will require either a regular fee that a client can pay to have immediate access to legal counsel, which is typically paid monthly.