Yes and no. In most cases an attorney doesn't help much at the stage of the initial application. However, having an attorney help you fill out the questioning forms that SSA sends you could assist in future appeals. The standard advice that I give most of my clients, is less is better on Social Security forms. It is like the Miranda warning--anything you say will be used against you --and in most cases--not in your favor. Alan Graf Swanson, Thomas and Coon 503-228-5222

You don't have to answer anything other than name you do have to produce your driver's license and registration if driving

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