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Applying for Social Security Disability Insurance can be confusing, exhausting, and intimidating to handle alone. Our team will connect with you one-on-one, guide you through the process, and help you build the strongest possible claim from the very beginning.

Social Security Disability falls under federal law, allowing us to assist clients anywhere in the country. No matter where you live, we’re ready to fight for your claim.

What We Help With

• Initial SSD applicationsWe’ll build the strongest possible claim the first time you apply.
• SSDI Title II claimsFor workers who have paid into Social Security.
• SSI Title XVI claimsFor individuals with limited income and resources.
• Appeals and reconsideration hearingsA prior denial won’t make us turn you away—let’s build a stronger claim.
• Medical evidence strategyWe’ll help identify and file the right documentation for your case..

You worked hard to build a unique brand, we’ll work hard to defend it. Our team helps business owners and entrepreneurs protect their brands through federal trademark registration. We serve clients in Georgia and New York, handling everything from initial searches to the full application process and beyond.

Whether you are a startup in Atlanta protecting your first brand name or an established business owner in New York City, our team is here to help. Trademarks are federal, which means the protection you earn covers the entire country.

Trademark Services We Offer

• Federal trademark searches – Ensure that your mark is available before you apply
• Trademark opinion letters – Get a professional assessment of your trademark's strength and risk
• Federal trademark applications – We handle the filing process with the USPTO on your behalf
• Trademark application phase services – We guide you through each phase of the application
• Brand protection strategy – Ongoing protection for your mark in Georgia and New York

What the Probate Process Involves

• Filing the will with the appropriate Georgia Probate Court
• Petitioning to open the estate and appoint a personal representative (executor or administrator)
• Notifying creditors and beneficiaries as required by Georgia law
• Inventorying and valuing the estate's assets
• Paying valid debts and taxes from the estate
• Distributing remaining assets to the rightful heirs or beneficiaries

Do All Estates Have to Go Through Probate in Georgia?

Not always. Certain assets pass directly to beneficiaries without going through probate – things like life insurance policies with a named beneficiary, jointly held property with right of survivorship, and assets held in a trust. That said, if a person owned property solely in their name or did not have a complete estate plan, probate will likely be required.

This is one of the reasons estate planning matters so much. The right plan can help your family avoid probate entirely – or at least make the process much simpler.

Probate With or Without a Will in Georgia

If your loved one had a will, the probate process follows the instructions in that document. If there was no will – what Georgia law calls dying "intestate" – the estate is distributed according to Georgia's intestacy laws under O.C.G.A. § 53-2-1. In either case, our team can guide you through the process and make sure things are handled correctly.

Holcomb Law Group represents individuals in Florida, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee who have been denied Social Security Disability benefits. No matter where you are in these states, Attorney Tammy Holcomb provides the same dedicated, personal representation — so you never have to face the process alone.

Availability by Practice Area

• Social Security DisabilityAvailable nationwide – governed by federal law.
• TrademarksGeorgia and New York.
• Personal Injury, Estate Planning, and ProbateCurrently limited to Georgia.