\nStruggling to get your Social Security Disability benefits?
\nFree community seminars offered
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\nWe all have heard the horror stories of friends and family trying to file their disability with the Social Security Administration and being denied\, over and over. \;
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\nThe unending red tape can be daunting to even the most seasoned professional. But now there is help. Rosemary Kennedy\, ACP\, NCCP\, is here to help take the pressure off of the entire situation. \;
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\nKennedy worked some 20 years with Attorney Deborah Maury in the Social Security specialty area\, as well as on staff with former Senator Kay Hagan helping people stuck in the Social Security disability system. In the latter position\, she handled a caseload of up to 850 cases at a time and did it very well. She also spent time working with then Attorney Richard W. Stone when he was with Maddrey\, Medlin and Stone. Stone is a retired Judge with the Rockingham County Superior Court. Her dream is to help people cut through the infamous red tape of the Social Security Disability process. \;
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\nKennedy graduated from RCC with an Associate&rsquo\;s Degree in Paralegal Technology. During all this work in Social Security\, she also found the time to earn two certificates for Certified Legal Assistant and Advanced Certified Paralegal in Social Security Disability from the National Association of Legal Assistants (NALA).
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\nTo help those in need she will host a \;Lunch and Learn Seminar\, at the \;Reidsville Chamber of Commerce \;on \;August 29th at 12 noon. Be sure to call the Chamber \;to reserve your space today!
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\n \;Kennedy will present these free Social Security Disability seminars which are open to the public. If you have questions about Social Security disability or wish to schedule a free consultation\, you should attend this seminar. This free seminar will provide general information about Social Security disability and specific answers to your questions. \;
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\nKennedy goes on to explain that Disability Insurance Benefits (DIB) are for those who have worked five out of the last 10 years and if they are approved\, they will also be eligible for Medicare. As with Supplemental Security Income (SSI)\, this is a needs-based program and if approved the person would be eligible for Medicaid.
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\nOffering in depth Social Security Disability advice\, Kennedy wants to help with what to do and not do in your personal situation. There will also be several Social Security handouts for additional helpful up-to-date information on what is going on with Social Secuirty.
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\nThe Goal is to educate the public and help citizens work though their Social Security Disability problems. For a personal consultation Kennedy Disability Services office is located at 125 N. Main Street\, Reidsville\, near Annie Penn Hospital. This location is by appointment only. You may also call (336) 613-6566 to schedule a FREE consultation to discuss your Social Security Disability issues. \;
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