WHAT IS A DISABILITY ADVOCATE?

Noun noun: advocate; plural noun: advocates /ˈadvəkət/

An advocate is someone who pleads your case and stands along side you to get a good result. The word originates in the Greek language, where it originally meant "one called alongside" as a helper.

In the world of Social Security disability, it refers to a professional with the experience, training and knowledge to assist you in getting approved for benefits.

The Forsythe Firm has been in practice for over 20 years in Huntsville and we have helped thousands of individuals get their disability benefits. We are a full service firm, specializing in Social Security disability, and nothing else.

We are qualified to practice in all 50 states and we regularly assist claimants in Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, Mississippi and Kentucky.

We stand with you from application through appeals.

Here's our guarantee: You will never pay us a cent until you win your case and collect past due benefits from the Government.

(256) 799-0297 gets you a free consultation now. We'd love to hear from you. We will give you our personal attention.