Houston’s trusted social security disability lawyers


Representing Texans for over 25 years
Our social security disability lawyers, Michael Makris, Luther Dulevitz, and Josh Cooper, have over 50 years of combined experience helping Texans win the social security disability benefits they deserve.
Depend on our social security disability attorneys in Houston, TX, to help you apply for SSD and SSI benefits, support you with your ongoing case, or appeal a previous ruling.
We exclusively work on social security disability cases and have represented more than 10,000 clients in this field. We dedicate ourselves to helping you achieve the results you want—and we will not charge unless we win the case.
Support Without Leaving Your Home
Applying for social security disability (SSDI) and supplemental security income (SSI) benefits on your own can be difficult. We can assist you online or by phone, and we can even come to your home if that is more convenient for you. We want the process to be as easy and stress-free as possible.
Here for You at Every Step
Social Security Disability (SSD) Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
To be eligible to apply for SSD or SSI, an applicant must not be working above certain earning limits and must have a physical or mental medical condition that affects the ability to work.
On average, an SSD/SSI claimant who is awarded benefits receives approximately $15,000 in back pay and approximately $1,500 per month in ongoing benefits. Back pay benefits awarded have exceeded $130,000, and monthly benefits can be as high as $3,600. Results can vary drastically from case to case, and Makris, Dulevitz & Cooper cannot predict or guarantee what a particular claimant will receive.


More than six million Americans currently receive SSD/SSI benefits, with many individuals being denied at least twice before receiving benefits. The assistance of our experienced Social Security disability lawyers can often increase the likelihood of being approved for disability, all while making the application process faster and more convenient. Although you can apply for disability without the help of a lawyer, it is not recommended. In fact, if you appear for a disability hearing without representation, an administrative law judge will ask if you truly wish to forego your right to have a lawyer represent you in court.
Many Social Security disability cases can be won without needing to appeal or go to court. Nevertheless, we still need to submit all the necessary documents, and one of our licensed attorneys will appear with you in court.
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Additionally, our attorneys have extensive experience handling cases involving rare medical disorders and conditions.
Whether you are found disabled or not depends largely on what your doctor says about the severity of your impairments (disabilities). Frequently, a lack of solid evidence from a doctor is why claimants are turned down for benefits. Therefore, one of our most important responsibilities is requesting and gathering the relevant medical records from your doctor at crucial points in the case. We will also provide specific forms for your doctor to complete to help the Social Security Administration understand how your impairments (disabilities) prevent you from working.
We Only Win If You Win
We understand how important your case is to you, and we also understand the struggle to pay your bills and survive while you are waiting for your SSD/SSI benefits. Although we can’t promise to win your case, we can promise to fight for you to achieve the Social Security disability benefits you deserve as quickly as possible. By law, we only earn a fee if your case is successful; we don’t win unless you win.
Here’s How We’ve Made a Difference
We’re honored to have helped individuals and families across Houston secure the benefits they need to regain stability and peace of mind. Here’s what a few of them shared about their experience working with our dedicated legal team.


















I would give more stars if I could. Very very helpful when I had a question.returned my emails and calls same day.and the most importantly they stayed on top of everything .so I highly recommend you wont regret it"





I would give more stars if I could. Very very helpful when I had a question.returned my emails and calls same day.and the most importantly they stayed on top of everything .so I highly recommend you wont regret it"





I would give more stars if I could. Very very helpful when I had a question.returned my emails and calls same day.and the most importantly they stayed on top of everything .so I highly recommend you wont regret it"


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Frequently Asked Questions
To qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI), you must have a medical condition that significantly limits your ability to work and is expected to last at least 12 months or result in death. For SSDI, you also need to have earned enough work credits through past employment, while SSI is available to individuals with limited income and resources regardless of work history.
To qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI), you must have a medical condition that significantly limits your ability to work and is expected to last at least 12 months or result in death. For SSDI, you also need to have earned enough work credits through past employment, while SSI is available to individuals with limited income and resources regardless of work history.
To qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI), you must have a medical condition that significantly limits your ability to work and is expected to last at least 12 months or result in death. For SSDI, you also need to have earned enough work credits through past employment, while SSI is available to individuals with limited income and resources regardless of work history.

