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Country for Kids Concert Fundraiser
Last month, the Gillette Law Group, PLLC, was a proud sponsor of Country For Kids 2018. We are excited to announce that the charity concert, featuring Josh Turner with special guests Alec Edmonds and DJ Ty Street and Billy Kendra – THE TIKI BAR BAND had a record year in raising almost $54,000 to support the…
Brian Gillette Interviewed On WKQA Radio
Brian Gillette was recently interviewed by WKQA Radio in Eastern Virginia. Below is a transcript of his in studio interview with Ron Broughton from the Legal Brief radio show about the topic of social security and disability law. During the interview Ron asks Brian...
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Vickie Lawrence was the winner of our Norfolk Tides ticket giveaway!
Vickie Lawrence was the winner of our Norfolk Tides ticket giveaway! On June 4, 2017, Vickie and her family joined the Gillette Law Group team at Harbor Park, in Norfolk, for an afternoon of family fun. Subscribe to our newsletter for other contests and...
How Long Does it Take to Get a Social Security Hearing in Virginia?
Waiting for a Social Security disability hearing is a reality for many of our clients. For most of them, the wait can feel like an eternity. The Social Security Administration’s data reports that the average waiting period for a hearing in the Norfolk Office of...
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Changes Coming to Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits in 2017
Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) beneficiaries will receive a 0.3 percent cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2017. The average benefit for a disabled worker will increase from $1,167 to $1,171. Maximum SSI payments for an individual will...
Quality, Affordable Rental Housing Offered in Newport News and Hampton, Virginia
It's hard for everyone to find the right house to be a home . . . but for some people, it's MUCH harder. People who were previously homeless or incarcerated, veterans and people with physical disabilities, people living with HIV/AIDS and people who have low income...