About the Firm
Ty Groat, attorney in San Angelo, has been licensed to practice law since December 2009. His locally owned office helps West Texas families with Social Security disability claims and traffic tickets.
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Ty Groat opened the Law Office of Ty Groat in January 2018, after more than eight years as a licensed attorney. He built the firm so that people facing a legal problem could work with a lawyer close to home who answers their questions. The office is in San Angelo, on South Koenigheim Street, and clients come in to meet face to face.
The firm is locally owned and operated. That matters in a region where a disability claim can decide whether a family keeps up with rent and medical bills, and where a single ticket can affect a driver's insurance or job. As a local firm, the office understands the particular needs of the community it serves.
From the start, the goal has been full-service legal help that is quick to respond and open about every step.
Clients hear from the office. They know where their case stands and what comes next.
San Angelo Office 1002 S Koenigheim St Ste BTy is an Angelo State University alumni attorney who studied close to the communities he now represents. He earned his bachelor's degree in Government and Mathematics at Angelo State, then his law degree at St. Mary's University School of Law. Government study taught him how public agencies and their rules work, and mathematics built a habit of careful, step by step reasoning that helps when a claim turns on dates, pay records and medical timelines.
The firm's disability practice covers Social Security claims from start to finish. Ty helps people apply for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). He also steps in when a claim has been turned down, through disability appeals. That work means gathering medical evidence, showing how a condition limits daily tasks, working with doctors, and answering questions about Medicare, Medicaid, children's benefits and working while on benefits.
The firm also handles traffic ticket defense in San Angelo. Ty reviews the ticket, explains the options, and can represent drivers in traffic court. He keeps an eye on license points, possible suspension, insurance costs and your job. Every matter fits within one of the firm's practice areas, so each client works with a lawyer focused on that kind of case.
How We Work
Clients who call Ty Groat, lawyer and owner of the firm, talk with an office that keeps them informed. Social Security claims can take months. They involve forms, deadlines and requests for records. The office explains each stage in plain words, tells you what the agency wants, and shows you how to help your own case.
Transparency extends to cost. Payment arrangements are discussed at the first meeting and depend on the type of case, so you understand how fees work before you decide anything. Nobody at the firm promises a particular result, because every claim and every ticket turns on its own facts.
A friendly staff supports clients throughout the process, from the first phone call to the final decision. The aim is for you to feel that you have a partner in your case, not just a file number at a law firm.
Abilene is a main focus for the firm's disability work, and clients there and across West Texas reach the office by phone, by email or in person. The office in San Angelo also serves the Concho Valley and surrounding towns, including Ballinger, Brady, Coleman, Colorado City, Eden, Junction, Menard, Miles, Ozona, Robert Lee, Sonora, Sterling City, Sweetwater and Winters.
Clients in the smaller towns can start with a phone call or an email, then come in for a meeting at a time that suits their schedule. The service areas Ty covers stretch across a wide part of West Texas, and the office keeps hours Monday to Thursday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, and Friday, 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM. To meet Ty Groat, attorney in San Angelo, call (325) 659-2305 to set a time.
People thinking about hiring Ty Groat, attorney in San Angelo, may want to hear from past clients first. Some also want to know how Social Security rules work before they meet with a lawyer.
Read Law Office of Ty Groat reviews from clients of a locally owned San Angelo firm that handles Social Security disability claims and traffic tickets.
Social Security disability questions often come down to work history, income, medical records and deadlines.
Ty Groat earned a B.A. in Government and Mathematics from Angelo State University in San Angelo. He then earned his J.D. from St. Mary's University School of Law. His studies in government help him understand how public agencies and their rules operate, and his mathematics background supports the careful, detail-focused review that disability claims and traffic cases often need.
Ty Groat has been licensed to practice law since December 2009. He opened the Law Office of Ty Groat in January 2018 to give clients in San Angelo, Abilene and the surrounding towns a locally owned firm. Before opening his own office, he had already spent more than eight years working as a licensed attorney.
Yes. The Law Office of Ty Groat is locally owned and operated, with its office at 1002 S Koenigheim St, Suite B, in San Angelo. Clients visit the office to meet in person. Because the firm is based in West Texas, it understands the needs of the communities it serves, from Abilene to the smaller towns of the Concho Valley.
Yes. Abilene is a main focus of the firm's Social Security disability work, and Ty also represents clients from Ballinger, Brady, Coleman, Colorado City, Eden, Junction, Menard, Miles, Ozona, Robert Lee, Sonora, Sterling City, Sweetwater and Winters. Clients who live farther away can start by phone or email, then meet at the San Angelo office.
Talk With Ty
Whether you are filing a first disability application, facing a denial, or holding a ticket you are not sure how to handle, a conversation with Ty can clarify your options. Call during office hours to set up a meeting, or send a message and the office will follow up.
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