The Law Office of M. Ray Arvand, P.C.                            ArvandLaw
AN IMMIGRATION & PERSONAL INJURY LAW FIRM
 
 

Two Locations:

Laurie D. Baron. Esq.                                                                      Laurie D. Baron. Esq. 

Babau & Baron, LLP                                                                        Babau & Baron, LLP
 
37 Mechanic Street                                                                          4 High Street 

Suite 200                                                                                          Suite 202

Worcester, MA 01608                                                                       North Andover, MA 01845
 
lbaron@babaubaronlaw.com                                                            lbaron@babaubaronlaw.com

www.babaubaronlaw.com                                                                 www.babaubaronlaw.com

508-847-5433                                                                                    508-847-5433

 

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Zealously Representing Claimants in the following areas:

SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY INSURANCE (SSDI)

This is the most common type of SSD case. It provides benefits to individuals who have worked and paid Social Security taxes for a certain amount of time and are no longer able to work due to a disability.

SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME (SSI)

This program provides monthly benefits to low-income children and adults who are disabled or blind. Unlike SSDI, SSI does not require a work history or payment of Social Security taxes.

CHILD DISABILITY BENEFITS (CDB)

Children who are disabled and meet certain criteria may be eligible for CDB based on the work history of a parent or guardian who is receiving SSDI or retirement benefits.

DISABLED WIDOW/WIDOWER BENEFITS (DWB)

A surviving spouse who is disabled and meets certain criteria may be eligible for DWB based on the work history of their deceased spouse.

DISABLED ADULT CHILD BENEFITS (DAC)

An adult child who is disabled and became disabled before age 22 may be eligible for DAC based on the work history of a parent who is receiving SSDI or retirement benefits.

 

ArvandLaw is a Connecticut based practice representing claimants before the Social Security Administration in all 50 states. Services may be provided by associated attorneys licensed in other states.