Ms. Micki Beth Stiller

I found Ms Stiller's services to be a pleasant surprise compared to other lawyer experiences I've had. She is communicative, professional yet friendly, and I never got that "you're just a paycheck" feeling from her. Her fees are simple and fair. I would have been pleased with her regardless of the outcome. But she won! Going up against Social Security without her in your corner would be like David & Goliath all over again. Going in With her, she would be David's Slingshot!

Very Good and gives quality service.

I began this journey down disability lane over a year ago. Declining health forced me to retire early from a career and job I had enjoyed doing for many years. Of course I applied for SSDI. Four months into the process I was tearfully devastated when to receive a denial letter at the initial level. Knowing I was too fatigue and ill to work I called Stiller Disability’s office. I recall being so painfully tearful I could barely speak coherently to the receptionist. Yet, she was so compassionate, patient and understanding via phone as she asked questions and noted my info. Upon going into the office I was still hurt and drenched with tears however, the staff (T, Kelly, i.e.) and case intake (Shay) were all professional yet, very compassionate, consoling, friendly and understanding. The Attorney represented me well and was well prepared during the hearing to win my case! You don’t feel like a number, they go above expectation to build meaningful, warm, friendly relationships. Thanks!

Stiller Law knows what they are doing! This law firm represented me and me wife in a courteous and professional manner. Although it was an uphill battle, Stiller Law handled my case without flaws! I found encouragement from the staff even when I had grown weary and wanted to give up optimistic. In spite of the difficult process, my case was handled with dignity.

Very responsive and caring about her clients. Her firm now focuses on helping people with disabilities to obtain Social Security benefits, but should I ever need that type of service, I won't hesitate to contact her again.

It took a really long time for my case. It started out 9 months than a year and it took almost 2 years. I payed a lot of money to wait so long because I probably could have done the footwork in less time.

Attorney Stiller had my case for about a year and a half. There was a paralegal I was working with, I was contacting her by phone and email, then eventually email. I hadn't got a response back for a couple of emails I had sent, so I called. The paralegal was no longer there, hadn't been there for a couple of months. I found out who was handling my case, I forwarded the emails to the new paralegal. The new paralegal then called me to tell me to stop emailing her. Emails were forwarded to her. Then the paperwork I was supposed to give to my doctor to fill out, I got 3/4/2020 2days after my hearing. Needless to say, I was denied disability, no medical evidence to back up anything. Don't use her, use Morgan and Morgan, or do it yourself, you'd be better off

After working with this lawyer for approximately 5 years, an office worker called me the day before my disability hearing with the Social Security Office to inform me that they had postponed my hearing because the lawyer that was representing me had covid. I knew nothing of this before hand and it was a total shock at this late date this would happen. A couple of weeks later I received a letter stating that I no longer had representation through their offices. They accused me of being mean to the staff on the phone and saying I threatened to sue Ms Stillers firm. That is completely not true. I was upset over how it was handled but at no time was I mean to the staff, I was more in disbelief that this happened. The letter that Ms Stiller sent to me, was also sent to the Social Security Judge that was handling my case. I can see no reason for Ms Stiller to say anything to the person that would be in charge of making a decision about case other than to hurt the case.

When it came time for court the lawyer I was assigned to I never meet and he didn't no my name during the hearing it was embarrassing to me.