Walkon Law Center: The Law Center For Social Security Rights

10/20/2026

Can't work because of a disability? Here's the difference between SSI and SSD. 👇

🔹 SSD (Social Security Disability): based on your work history and the Social Security taxes you've paid in.

🔹 SSI (Supplemental Security Income): based on financial need, for people with limited income and resources.

Many first applications are denied, but a denial isn't always the end. You may have the right to appeal. Our team can walk you through your options in plain English.

📞 Call Walkon Law Center: (248) 350-1000
📍 Southfield, Michigan

10/16/2026

Beginning in 2027, monthly Social Security benefits and SSI payments for 76 million Americans will increase by 3.6%. Get the details on our blog: https://ow.ly/hIGr50ZXyrh

10/14/2026

Social Security recipients, including retirees and those on disability, now know how much larger their monthly payments from the federal government will be next year.

10/13/2026

Scammers impersonate government agencies to pressure you into sending money or sharing personal information. Learn the warning signs and how to protect yourself in today's guest blog: https://ow.ly/nOMh50ZRAby

10/12/2026

09/30/2026

Legal questions don't wait for a convenient time. ⚖️

At Walkon Law Center, we take the time to listen, explain your options in plain English, and stand with you every step of the way.

Whether you're facing something new or have been putting off a decision, a conversation is a good first step. Speak with an Attorney toady!

📍 Southfield, Michigan

09/28/2026

Do you have a my Social Security account yet?

Anyone age 18 or older can create one to securely access personalized Social Security information online. This can be especially helpful if you are applying for Disability or SSI benefits and want to stay informed.

Have questions about a Social Security Disability or SSI claim?

📞 Call Walkon Law Center at 248-350-1000 for a free consultation.

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09/18/2026

Paper checks aren’t the only option anymore. If you have a remittance ID number, you can repay your Social Security overpayment online using secure electronic payment options like _Pay.gov or online bill pay.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/o3VU50ZL1va