An Office on Woodmere Boulevard
Our Montgomery office is located at 6336 Woodmere Boulevard. Please call ahead to schedule an appointment. Phone and video appointments are also available.

Unable to work because of a medical condition? Meet with a Brock & Stout team in Montgomery and get help from a nationwide Social Security Disability practice.
From our Woodmere Boulevard office, we help Montgomery clients with applications, denials, appeals and hearings. Tell us where the claim stands and we will explain the next step.
Montgomery office · Nationwide disability representation · 12,000+ disability claims approved. Online scheduling starts with a phone consultation. An in-person meeting can be arranged later.
Prefer to send us your information? Request a case evaluation.
Our Montgomery office on Woodmere Boulevard gives local clients a convenient place to meet with Brock & Stout’s Social Security Disability team. Phone and video appointments are also available.
Social Security Disability is a federal program, and our disability practice represents claimants nationwide. We can help you understand whether SSDI, SSI, or both may apply and what Social Security will consider when evaluating your claim.
You can also review how SSA decides if you qualify and how a disability claim moves forward.
It costs nothing to talk with our Montgomery team. If we represent you, attorney fees are generally paid from past-due benefits after a favorable decision and are subject to Social Security’s rules. If the claim is denied, you do not owe Brock & Stout attorney fees or case costs.
Our Montgomery office combines convenient local access with a Social Security Disability team experienced in applications, appeals, and hearings.
Local
Montgomery Office
12,000+
Disability Claims Approved
Nationwide
Disability Representation
30
Years Serving Clients
12,000+ disability claims approved is a historical firmwide total. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Our Montgomery office is located at 6336 Woodmere Boulevard. Please call ahead to schedule an appointment. Phone and video appointments are also available.
Social Security Disability is a core Brock & Stout practice area, and our team works with disability claims at every stage of the Social Security process.
You can contact us before an application is filed, while a claim is pending, after a denial or when a hearing is set. We start with the stage you are in now.
Our disability attorneys can represent claimants at Social Security hearings nationwide. Montgomery clients get a nearby office plus that federal-practice experience.
It costs nothing to talk with our Montgomery team about your potential disability claim.
You do not need to gather every document before contacting us. Tell us where your claim stands, and we’ll explain what typically comes next and how our team may be able to help.
We can review your work history and medical situation, explain SSDI versus SSI, and help you understand the information SSA typically needs.
Help With an Application — request a free disability case evaluation
If a claim is pending, we can look at where it stands and discuss whether representation may help at this stage.
Talk About a Pending Claim — request a free disability case evaluation
A denial is not always the end of the claim. We can review the notice and explain the next appeal step and the deadline that comes with it.
Help With an Appeal — request a free disability case evaluation
We can review the evidence, prepare you for the hearing, and represent you before the administrative law judge.
Help With a Hearing — request a free disability case evaluation
Social Security Disability Insurance is based on work you did in jobs covered by Social Security. You generally need enough Social Security work credits for your age and when your disability began, plus a medical condition that meets SSA’s disability rules.
The credit requirement is not a single 10-year rule. Younger workers may qualify with fewer credits. Other workers generally need both enough total credits and enough recent work. A diagnosis by itself is not a decision, and being unable to return to your last job is not the whole test.
If you are unsure about work credits, do not assume Montgomery residents are automatically in or out. We can help you see how the work-history piece fits the rest of the claim.
Supplemental Security Income is a needs-based program with income, resource and other nonmedical rules. Unlike SSDI, you do not need your own history of Social Security work credits.
SSI can apply to people with limited income and resources who are disabled, blind or age 65 or older and meet the program’s other requirements. For an adult applying based on disability, SSA generally uses the same medical disability standard used for SSDI. Some people may qualify for both programs.
If you are unsure which program applies, our Montgomery team can help you compare SSDI and SSI against your situation.
People in Montgomery often call because they know the claim matters but do not know what a disability attorney actually does. Our job is to help Social Security see an accurate picture of your medical conditions, work history and functional limits.
Depending on the stage of the claim, our team may:
You should not have to learn SSA’s rules while also managing a serious medical condition. Let our team handle the disability process with you.
Social Security Disability is a federal program, so these attorneys can represent claimants at hearings nationwide. Each profile is maintained in our attorney directory.
Brock & Stout’s Montgomery office is on Woodmere Boulevard. Please call ahead so we can set time with the right person. Phone and video appointments are also available for disability clients.

Learn More About Our Disability Practice
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If you cannot work because of a medical condition, you do not have to figure out Social Security from scratch.
Call our Woodmere Boulevard office or request a consultation. Tell us whether you are applying, waiting, appealing or preparing for a hearing. We will explain what comes next and whether Brock & Stout can help.
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