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Our goal is to help clients understand their issues, explore every possible option, and guide them to resolution. We will work hard to accomplish your planned goals and towards the best outcome. Huddleston, Robbins & Riddle, P.A. has represented clients and successfully litigated Social Security Disability and Family Law Cases.
Maria has been practicing in the areas of Family Law and Social Security Disability since 2003. She has strong experience in the complicated arenas of government bureaucracy, the medical community and the administrative court system, as well as in-depth knowledge of Social Security Disability rules, regulations and case law. Drawing on her extensive litigation background, Maria has obtained a wide range of experience handling divorce, paternity and modification cases. her compassion, understanding and deep commitment to her clients and their lives, make her an extremely effective advocate for her clients.
Maria A. Riddle
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Family Law.
The topics of Divorce, Child Support, Paternity and Modification all fall under the category of Family Law. We understand that these issues are very sensitive and important, so we provide our clients with exceptional client care, case management and litigation advocacy.
Social Security Disability.
Whether you are seeking Social Security Disability (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits, the process can be frustrating, overwhelming, and discouraging. The unfortunate reality is that many qualified claimants are denied because they do not possess the know-how to get their disability claim approved and do not seek guidance from qualified Social Security disability advocates. Many people who apply are denied, and then denied again before getting approved for benefits.
Guardianship
If a loved one in your life has either lost or does not possess the capacity to make informed, rational decisions regarding their finances or medical care, they may require a guardian. A guardianship is the solution, whether your loved one has declined from age, they are a mentally disabled adult, or they have been diagnosed with a medical condition that requires constant care.
Taking over the care of a loved one can be stressful and confusing. You want to know that you are doing the right thing—legally, emotionally, and morally. Going through the guardianship process with the help of an attorney goes far toward alleviating worry during this complex process.
Florida recognizes two kinds of legal guardianship, voluntary and involuntary. In a voluntary guardianship, the person for whom a guardian is appointed (i.e., “the ward”) is a competent adult that requests the guardianship appointment. In an involuntary guardianship proceeding, an interested person files a petition with a Florida circuit court to appoint a guardian for an incapacitated person.
Florida law requires the use of the least restrictive alternative to protect individuals that are incapable of caring for themselves and managing their financial affairs whenever possible. Guardian Advocacy is a process for family members, caregivers, or friends of individuals with a developmental disability to obtain the legal authority to act on their behalf. Unlike a full guardianship, the court does not have to declare the person incapacitated, instead, the focus is on the “decision-making” ability of the individual.
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