Why Choose Spector & Lenz?
When you are living with a disability, serious illness, or injury, reaching out for help is not always easy. You may be worried about how to pay your bills, overwhelmed by paperwork, or discouraged by a denial from Social Security. At Spector & Lenz, we understand how personal this process is, and we believe you deserve to be treated with patience, respect, and compassion.
We help people with Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and Disabled Adult Child (DAC) claims at every stage of the process.
Whether you are applying for benefits for the first time, preparing for a hearing, or appealing a denial, our team is here to give you clear answers and steady guidance. Our goal is to help you feel informed, supported, and less alone as you move forward.
We Take Time To Listen
Every disability case starts with a real person facing real challenges. You may be dealing with pain, illness, mental health struggles, financial stress, or uncertainty about what comes next. Before anything else, we listen to your story, understand where you are in the process, and explain your options in plain language.
We know that many people come to us feeling exhausted and discouraged. Some have already been denied benefits and are not sure whether it makes sense to keep going. Others are just beginning and feel intimidated by the forms, deadlines, and medical records involved. You do not need to have everything figured out before you call us. We are here to help you understand the next step.
Personal Attention From An Experienced Team
At Spector & Lenz, every client has the opportunity to speak with an attorney. Our firm is woman-owned, and we believe personal attention matters. When you contact us, you should feel like you are being heard by people who take your situation seriously and care about helping you through a difficult time.
We bring decades of experience to Social Security Disability claims and appeals. Since 1981, our attorneys have helped thousands of people pursue the benefits they need. The disability process can be complicated, and we understand the system, the paperwork, and the legal issues that can affect your case.
Guidance From Application Through Appeal
Applying for SSDI or SSI often involves more than filling out forms. Medical records must be gathered, deadlines may be involved, and the details of your condition should be presented clearly. If your application is denied, the appeals process can feel more overwhelming.
We help clients through every part of the process. Our team can assist with applications, documentation, hearings, administrative appeals, and federal court appeals when needed. We also help with claims involving children and adult children with disabilities. When you work with Spector & Lenz, you have an experienced team handling each stage of your case.
Experience In Federal Court
Some disability cases do not end with the Social Security Administration. When further review is necessary, federal court experience can make an important difference. Our team has extensive experience with Social Security Disability appeals in federal court and has represented clients in federal courts in Illinois and other jurisdictions.
Even if you are simply trying to understand whether you have a claim or what to do after a denial, it may be reassuring to know that if your case becomes more complex, you have a law firm with the experience to continue advocating for you.
A Law Firm That Treats You With Respect
People who need disability benefits are often going through one of the hardest periods of their lives. They may be grieving the loss of work, coping with changes in their health, or trying to care for a loved one while navigating a confusing system. We never lose sight of that.
Our approach is both compassionate and honest. We will answer your questions directly, explain the process clearly, and help you understand what to expect. We cannot promise an outcome, but we can promise to treat you with dignity, communicate with care, and give your case the attention it deserves.
Disclaimer
The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation. We invite you to contact us and welcome your calls, letters and electronic mail. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send any confidential information to us until such time as an attorney-client relationship has been established.