Children’s Disability

Children with serious physical or mental conditions may qualify for SSI benefits — providing financial support that helps families manage the extra costs of raising a child with a disability. As a parent, navigating this process while caring for your child is overwhelming. Marianne Rebel Brown, Esq. will handle the legal side so you can focus on your family.

We proudly serve Gloucester County, Camden County, Burlington County, Cumberland County, Salem County, Ocean County, Atlantic County, and Cape May County, our federal jurisdiction practice allows us to represent Social Security Disability clients nationwide.

Talk About Your Child’s Case

For Parents

We explain the eligibility process in plain language so you understand exactly what's required. You'll never feel lost or confused about where your child's case stands.

For Parents

We explain the eligibility process in plain language so you understand exactly what's required. You'll never feel lost or confused about where your child's case stands.

School & Medical Records

A child's disability claim depends heavily on documentation — medical diagnoses, treatment records, school evaluations, and teacher reports. We'll help you identify and gather everything needed.

School & Medical Records

A child's disability claim depends heavily on documentation — medical diagnoses, treatment records, school evaluations, and teacher reports. We'll help you identify and gather everything needed.

Hearing Support

If your child's claim is denied, you have the right to appeal. We prepare families for hearings, handle all the paperwork, and represent your child's best interests every step of the way.

Hearing Support

If your child's claim is denied, you have the right to appeal. We prepare families for hearings, handle all the paperwork, and represent your child's best interests every step of the way.

Signs Your Child May Qualify For SSI Benefits

Your child may be a candidate for SSI if one or more of the following applies:

Frequent hospitalizations or emergency room visits · Frequent absences from school · Use of adaptive devices or equipment · Difficulty walking, running, or with physical coordination · Difficulty with fine motor skills such as writing · Difficulty expressing thoughts or understanding language · Trouble with behavior or discipline at school · Attendance at an out-of-district school or need for a one-on-one aide · Side effects of medication that limit daily activities · Developmental delays in any area compared to peers

If your child has a serious physical or mental condition and you're not sure whether they qualify, call us. We'll give you an honest answer at no charge.

Understanding The Appeals Process

After a denial, you have 60 days to file a Request for Reconsideration. If denied again, you have 60 days to request a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge. For South Jersey claimants, hearings are held in Pennsauken, NJ. Most favorable decisions happen at the hearing level — this is where cases are won. If needed, we also handle Appeals Council reviews and federal court appeals.

Your child deserves support. We'll help your family get it.

Call 856-881-5000