Pioneer Law Office

09/24/2025

I made Seco de Pollo (Equidorian chicken stew) tonight. Suggestion and recipe compliments of Lineth, the newest member of our staff, who is from Equidor.

05/24/2024

Our office will be closing at 1pm today so we can have our carpets cleaned. We apologize for any inconvenience. We wish you a wonderful holiday weekend!

03/20/2024

Don't Skip the Doctor! Check out our newest blog post for the latest advice on how to be successful in your disability case!

Why consistent and recent medical treatment is essential to winning your disability claim.

02/19/2024

Check out our new blog post on Bankruptcy. If you would like a free case evaluation please contact our office and ask for Chris Soppe!

Using Bankruptcy as a tool for debt relief

01/30/2024

Confused by the different types of disability benefits offered by Social Security? We can help! Check out our newest blog post on the subject:

Understanding the Different Types of Disability Benefits: SSDI vs. SSI

01/30/2024

Good article about the challenges individuals face when dealing with Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome:

Years after my first attack and numerous frustrating doctors’ appointments, my husband finally pointed us to a diagnosis.

01/19/2024

Check out our new blog post on working part-time during your disability case. Situations like these require case-specific legal advice, reach out to Pioneer Law Office today to discuss your disability claim!

Part-time work and disability benefits can co-exist in certain situations. By understanding the SGA rule, the evaluation process, and your rights, you can navigate this complex system and ensure you receive the support you deserve.

01/12/2024

We are closed Friday, January 12, due to the weather. Be safe ya'll.

11/10/2023

Veterans who have already been deemed disabled by the Veterans Administration are having their Social Security disability claims denied.

05/25/2023

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/judges-rebuke-social-security-for-errors-as-disability-denials-stack-up/ar-AA1bFFEg?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=1001cf523f524ec7a8465f0e8c89570e&ei=26

Federal judges found fault with almost sixty percent of disability cases — the highest rate of rejections in years. But Social Security often rejects their findings.

01/12/2023

New blog post:

By Jodee Dietzenbach   It is normal to be concerned with how you present yourself and your evidence to Social Security. In most cases, you are providing evidence under penalty of perjury, so you want it to be as accurate and truthful as possible. Social Security requires you to submit any evidence ...

01/01/2023