Social Security
Lawyers in ZIP Code 29465 - Mt Pleasant
Jamie Guerrero, Marie Lowery are among the top-rated social security attorneys in ZIP code 29465, Mt Pleasant
South Carolina.
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FAQs - Social Security Lawyers in zip 29465
How many Social Security lawyers actively serve residents of Mt Pleasant, South Carolina (29465)?
Approximately 67 licensed attorneys focus on Social Security across Mt Pleasant, South Carolina (29465). Most matters are filed through the South Carolina District Court, where local rules shape timelines and filing steps.
What is the typical hourly fee for Social Security lawyers in Mt Pleasant, South Carolina?
In Mt Pleasant, typical rates range from $235-$424 per hour for Social Security. End-to-end case budgets frequently land between $3199 and $7115, depending on hearings and discovery.
How long do Social Security matters usually take in courts near Mt Pleasant (29465)?
Social Security cases in Mt Pleasant, South Carolina usually take around 4-7 months depending on complexity and the South Carolina District Court docket.
Common Social Security Case Examples in zip 29465
Legal issues related to Social Security benefits and claims. Case Example: Doe v. Social Security Administration (2018): Case involving denied Social Security benefits. Judgment: The court addressed the claim and ordered benefits to be awarded.
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29407, Charleston, South Carolina Phone: Not Available Firm: Conrad Falkiewicz, Attorney at Law
Conrad L. Falkiewicz was admitted to the practice of law in in 1979 and joined the staff of the South Carolina Attorney General child support enforcement unit. He entered private practice in Charleston in 1981 handling divorce, custody, and child support cases in the Family Court. Currently his main practice is in the area of Social Security Disability.. He was Chairman of the Family Law Section of the Charleston County Bar from 1994 to 1997 and he has lectured at seminars for the South Carolina Bar on topics such as “Ethics in Family Law”, “Analysis of Financial Information”, and “Use of Affidavits”. He is co author of an article entitled “Representing the (Innocent) Primary Wage Earner in Divorce and Child Custody” which was published in the South Carolina Bar’s magazine, South Carolina Lawyer. He was a volunteer South Carolina Probation Officer and served as the 1998-1999 President of the Lowcountry Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. He attends St Andrews Church in Mt. Pleasant.
