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NATIONWIDE SOCIAL SECURITY DISABIITY SPECIALISTS

Looking for  a Social Security disability specialist to handle your denied claim?  Need an expert to handle an SSDI appeal or hearing?  Make a free call and get a free consultation over the phone.

Contact:

Charles W. Forsythe at The Forsythe Firm

Phone (256) 799-0297

  • Absolutely free consultations with no pressure, no obligation
  • Quick, personal attention
  • No fee unless you win your case AND recover past due benefits
  • Get a representative who speaks to you and RETURNS YOUR CALLS.
  • The Forsythe Firm has an excellent reputation and very high success rate.
  •  25 years of Social Security disability experience

We have successfully represented Social Security disability appeals and hearings in Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, New York, Florida, Kentucky, Alabama and many other states.

When you call The Forsythe Firm you will speak to a member of our professional legal staff, not a secretary, receptionist or legal aide.  You will get personalized representation where you will be treated as a valued client, not a case number.  And, yes, your representative will return your calls promptly and speak with you personally about your case, start to finish.

Call The Forsythe Firm from anywhere in the United States or its possessions.  

Please remember that the firm only handles adult Social Security disability cases, appeals and hearings:  We do not handle:

  • Children's claims or appeals
  • Supplemental Security Income (SSI) claims
  • Continuing Disability Reviews (discontinued benefits)
  • Over payment issues
  • Issues involving private insurance companies or LTD policies

If you are an adult trying to get Social Security disability benefits and Medicare, please call for a free conversation about how we may help you.

We specialize in claimants who are 50+ years of age.

WE NEVER ASK YOU FOR MONEY, A FEE OR A PAYMENT UPFRONT.

 Our fee is paid after your case is won--directly by the Social Security Administration.

Call 9 AM to 5 PM at (256) 799-0297.

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