Walkon Law Center: The Law Center For Social Security Rights

09/03/2026

Today we honor Dolly Parton — not only for the music she gave the world, but for the kindness, generosity, and joy she shared so freely. She was a true icon whose heart was just as powerful as her voice. Her legacy will live on through the lives she touched, the songs she gave us, and the light she brought into the world. Rest in peace, Dolly Parton. You will be deeply missed and forever remembered.

09/02/2026

If you receive disability benefits, you may hear from us from time to time about a review of your medical condition.

We periodically review disability cases to determine whether someone continues to meet our disability requirements. This is called a Continuing Disability Review, or CDR.

☝️If we contact you about a review, don't ignore the notice. Read it carefully, respond to our requests, and provide the information we need.

Learn more about disability reviews: https://ow.ly/wyYh50ZGfq2

09/01/2026

08/31/2026

A denial does not always mean the end.

Many valid Social Security Disability and SSI claims are approved after appeal with stronger evidence and proper documentation.

Don’t give up — know your rights.

08/28/2026

Let’s talk about it.

Being denied once is frustrating.
Being denied over and over can make people feel like the system is hoping they’ll just give up.

But many people dealing with serious health issues are already fighting enough — fighting pain, bills, appointments, paperwork, and the fear of what comes next.

Do you think repeated denials discourage people from continuing their disability claim, even when they truly need help?

Comment below — we want to hear your thoughts.

08/20/2026

Back pain can make working difficult — but every case is different. We can give the information you need

Walkon Law Center can help you understand your options.
📞 248-350-1000

08/19/2026

Let’s talk about it.

Many people don’t apply for Social Security Disability or SSI until they’ve already pushed their body past its limit.

They keep working through pain.
They keep showing up exhausted.
They keep trying because bills don’t stop.

**Do you think people wait too long to apply because they’re afraid of being judged or denied?**

Comment below — we want to hear your thoughts.