Business Details
15 Years
experience
Trusted SSI & SSDI Lawyers in Spokane, WA
At Schott Law, we prioritize your needs and understand the complexities of navigating Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) matters. Our team is dedicated to working closely with clients to secure the government benefits they deserve, ensuring they feel respected and supported throughout the process. Founded in 2011, our firm builds upon over a decade of experience in welfare advocacy and Social Security Disability law. We specialize in developing customized legal strategies tailored to each client's unique circumstances, whether they are seeking initial benefits, appealing a denial, or addressing childhood disability claims. Our expertise extends to guiding clients through functional capacity evaluations, state supplement programs, and estate planning considerations for families with disabled children.We maintain a client-centric approach, emphasizing transparency, compassion, and clear communication at every stage of representation. Our lead attorney brings extensive knowledge of federal insurance programs and a proven track record in SSDI/SSI applications and appeals. We serve Washington State and Northern Idaho residents, combining local market understanding with specialized legal proficiency. Our commitment to ethical standards and personalized service has established us as a trusted resource for individuals facing disability-related financial challenges.
Services
SSDI Applications
SSI Claims
Disability Appeals
Childhood Disability Benefits
Functional Capacity Evaluations
Details
- Year established: 2011
Highlights and features
- We have over 10 years of experience in SSDI/SSI legal advocacy
- Our team develops customized legal strategies for each client's unique needs
- We provide personalized one-on-one consultations with our founding attorney
- Our practice focuses exclusively on disability benefits and related matters
- We serve Washington State and Northern Idaho residents with local expertise
Services
SSDI Applications
We guide clients through the SSDI application process, ensuring proper documentation and compliance with federal requirements. Our team helps Washington State and Northern Idaho residents understand eligibility criteria and submit comprehensive claims. With over a decade of experience, we maximize approval chances while addressing potential complications.
SSI Claims
Our firm assists low-income individuals in securing SSI benefits for basic needs like food, clothing, and housing. We evaluate eligibility, prepare necessary documentation, and advocate for clients throughout the application process. Our localized expertise serves Washington State residents navigating Supplemental Security Income programs.
Disability Appeals
When initial applications are denied, we represent clients in SSDI/SSI appeals with strategic legal advocacy. Our team gathers medical evidence, prepares legal arguments, and provides courtroom representation. We specialize in overturning denials through our deep understanding of Social Security Administration procedures and requirements.
Childhood Disability Benefits
We help families secure Childhood Disability Benefits while planning for long-term financial security. Our services include estate planning guidance and navigating complex benefit requirements. We address unique challenges faced by parents of children with disabilities across Washington State and Northern Idaho.
Functional Capacity Evaluations
Our firm incorporates functional capacity evaluations to strengthen SSDI claims with objective medical evidence. We work with healthcare professionals to document work limitations caused by disabilities. This specialized service improves claim success rates for Washington State residents seeking Social Security Disability benefits.
People
Maggie Schott
Attorney
Maggie Schott founded Schott Law in 2011 with a commitment to compassionate disability advocacy. She specializes in SSDI/SSI claims and appeals, leveraging over a decade of welfare advocacy experience. Her personalized approach focuses on developing tailored legal strategies for each client's unique circumstances.
Leahlyn Liere
Legal Assistant
Leahlyn Liere supports clients as a legal assistant, managing administrative tasks and client communications. A Spokane native, she provides community-focused support throughout the legal process. Her role ensures smooth case management and client assistance for Schott Law's disability benefit services.
Questions
What SSDI services do you offer?
We handle SSDI applications, appeals, and denials with specialized legal representation. Our services include claim preparation, medical documentation review, and courtroom advocacy to secure disability benefits for Washington State and Northern Idaho residents.
How can SSI claims be processed faster?
Our experienced team expedites SSI claims by ensuring complete documentation and timely submissions. We guide clients through eligibility requirements and communicate directly with agencies to streamline the process for Washington State applicants.
Do you handle childhood disability cases?
Yes, we specialize in Childhood Disability Benefits and related estate planning. Our services address unique challenges faced by families with disabled children, including long-term financial security planning and benefit applications.
What areas do you serve?
We serve clients throughout Washington State and Northern Idaho. Our local expertise covers regional requirements for SSDI/SSI applications, appeals, and disability benefit programs.
How are legal fees structured?
Our fees follow standard SSDI/SSI legal guidelines with contingency arrangements. We only receive payment upon successful claim resolution, ensuring accessible representation for all clients seeking disability benefits.
Can you help with denied claims?
Yes, we specialize in overturning SSDI/SSI denials through strategic appeals. Our team gathers additional evidence, prepares legal arguments, and provides courtroom representation to challenge initial claim rejections effectively.
