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Disability Advocates Who Care

We guarantee that you will receive compassionate, confident, and successful representation for your disability case.

Disability Advocacy

Most disability claims are denied at the initial level—that’s why you need a disability advocate who cares.

Time is critical when applying for Social Security Disability, and without a proper disability advocate, most disability claims are denied at the initial level. That’s why Princeton Disability Advocates partners with you from the beginning to ensure your case is heard.

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Princeton worked with me to quickly get VA benefits approved for a family member. This was not a simple process but the complexities were navigated diligently.

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Professional, knowledgeable and sincere with a great success rate.

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Highly professional, knowledgeable and fights hard for those who have no voice. Princeton has significant experience presenting cases in court with successful outcomes.

We’ve Got You, Every Step of the Way

  • Initial Interview
    & Screening

  • Information
    Gathering

  • Case
    Submission

  • Appeal
    Submission

  • Hearing Preparation
    & Participation

Why Do You Need An Disability Advocate?

Protect Your Rights & Your Future

It is your right and it is advisable to have your advocate represent you during the entire process. You only pay for an advocate if you win and the amount is never over 25% of the amount awarded.

The SSA believes you are only disabled if you can’t perform the jobs you have performed in the past and can’t perform any other available job reasonably.

Experience to Fight for What is Yours

A disability advocate is someone who is trained to fight for your rights and get claims approved by the Social Security Administration (SSA). Usually, people don’t contact advocates until after the claim has been denied. This does not mean the claim can’t be approved, it just means it is going to take more time to appeal the decision and fight for what is rightfully yours.

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