Here at the Law Offices of Maria Mota, we focus entirely on helping those struggling to get their government benefits. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments, although potentially life changing for a person and their family, can be quite difficult to get due to the complexities of the system.
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is a program from the Social Security Administration that provides either temporary or permanent income to people who are physically or mentally restricted from employment opportunities because of a disability. This can be very helpful for disabled people and their families but, like a lot of other government programs and help mechanisms, the SSDI can often be difficult to navigate, especially without the right help. Dealing with denied and incomplete claims can be difficult, which is why our team here at the Law Offices of Maria Mota can help you deal with these issues so that you can get the benefits you deserve.
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is a program from the Social Security Administration that provides either temporary or permanent income to people who are physically or mentally restricted from employment opportunities because of a disability. This can be very helpful for disabled people and their families but, like a lot of other government programs and help mechanisms, the SSDI can often be difficult to navigate, especially without the right help. Dealing with denied and incomplete claims can be difficult, which is why our team here at the Law Offices of Maria Mota can help you deal with these issues so that you can get the benefits you deserve.
The Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program is a mechanism of the Social Security Administration that provides cash payments to disabled adults, disabled children, and senior citizens over 65-years-old. Although similar to the Social Security Disability Insurance program, the SSI is means-tested, meaning that it only provides payments to people under certain eligibility criteria. This can result in benefits being denied to you because of a variety of arbitrary reasons, which is why an attorney such as Maria Mota can help you tackle your case to get you the benefits that you are entitled to under the Supplemental Security Income program.
Children placed in foster care are coming from a crisis situation and one in which the birth parents are not choosing a placement, or cannot fill a placement role. The children have been removed by the government from the parents’ home for reasons that include abuse, neglect by a parent or a death of a parent. Some of these children have never experienced a stable, loving and secure family life. At the Law Offices of Maria Mota we help finalize adoptions in which foster children are placed within the care of family members. Once these family members are ready and able to adopt the child, we strive to finalize adoptions as quickly and efficiently as possible because we understand these children have gone through and realize the need for stability in a child’s life.
