Social Security Disability Lawyers in Terre Haute, Indiana: How to Get Help Today

Anthony Tanoos • July 11, 2025

Local Disability Lawyers Who Understand Terre Haute

A woman in a wheelchair is sitting at a table with another woman using a laptop computer.

If you live in Terre Haute and can’t work because of a serious medical condition, you may qualify for Social Security Disability benefits (SSDI or SSI). But getting approved isn’t always easy.


At Crossroads Disability, we help people right here in Vigo County apply for disability benefits, file appeals, and fight denied claims.


We know the local system, judges, and rules. And we’re ready to help you — whether it’s your first application or your second or third appeal.


Who Can Get Disability Benefits in Terre Haute?

You may qualify for SSDI or SSI if:

  • You have a disability that’s lasted or is expected to last 12 months or more
  • You cannot work full-time because of your medical condition
  • You’ve worked enough in the past, or meet income/asset requirements for SSI

Common conditions we help with in Terre Haute:

  • Back problems & chronic pain
  • Anxiety & depression
  • Heart problems
  • Diabetes complications
  • Fibromyalgia
  • PTSD


Why Choose a Terre Haute-Based Disability Lawyer?

There are national companies and call centers — but they don’t know Terre Haute. We do.

Benefits of working with a local SSD attorney:
✅ Personalized service
✅ We know Indiana SSA offices and hearings
✅ Easier to communicate
✅ No upfront fees — we only get paid if you win


What to Do If You’ve Already Been Denied

Most SSD claims in Indiana are denied the first time. That doesn’t mean you don’t qualify.

We handle:

  • Reconsideration appeals
  • Administrative Law Judge hearings
  • Appeals Council reviews
  • Federal District Court disability appeals

The sooner you contact us, the better your chances.


Get a Free Disability Case Review Today

Don’t wait and lose months of backpay. If you live in Terre Haute or Vigo County, let us help you apply or appeal today.


📞 Call Crossroads Disability now or fill out our quick form for a free case review.





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