About Kay Dansby

Ms. Dansby is rated BV Distinguished by the renowned legal directory Martindale-Hubbell, reflecting a high level of legal ability and commitment to ethics in representation as measured by her peers in the legal profession. She has shared her knowledge of the Social Security benefits system as an Adjunct Professor at Auburn University in Montgomery as well as Central Texas College in Killeen. Ms. Dansby is a Past President of the Soroptimist Club, an organization of business and professional women dedicated to helping other females around the world improve their lives and achieve their best.

The Social Security Administration (SSA) does allow claimants to represent themselves with the help of a non-attorney advocate. However, it’s in your best interests to work with a licensed attorney. This is especially true when it comes to disability law since the attorney is much more likely to know about case law and Social Security regulations that apply to your situation. Another benefit of working with a licensed attorney is that he or she can represent you in federal court. The Social Security Administration sets the fee for all representation on a SSD matter, regardless of whether the person representing you is an experienced social security attorney or a non-attorney. With this information, it really doesn’t make sense to use anyone but a licensed attorney like Kay Dansby.

Social security is complex and highly specialized, which means you shouldn’t work with just a general attorney. Kay Dansby has significant training in disability law, with over 17 years representing clients throughout Alabama and Georgia.