Bleakley Law Offices

I tried for almost 10 years, with other attorneys to get SSDI to no avail. Hired Fred & the most excellent assistant Jill, FINALLY got results!! So professional and always returned calls and emails, never hesitant to get answers to any questions I had. Best lawyers office to work with!

Fred and his daughter Marissa helped me with my case and could not be more then happy. Only regret is I wish I would’ve contacted them sooner. Fred was so helpful protecting my future medical and just my general well being. I can’t say how happy I am to have him represent me and make sure I did not get advantage taken of me.

My husband and I could not be happier with the service we received at Bleakley Law Office. The staff was so helpful and kept us informed at all times. They worked for almost 1 year on my husband's disability case and got it for us. I was referred to this law office and I would definitely refer anyone who is in need of good representation to give them a call. Thank you all so very much for all of your hard work!

We were helping our son apply for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and faced a complicated, lengthy and bureaucratic process. His case was denied twice by the Social Security office, despite the fact that he was unable to hold onto a job for several years due to severe mental illness. We didn’t know what to do next. A retirement advisor in Holland recommended we contact the law offices of Fred Bleakley in Muskegon as a firm that knew the SSDI system well and was very successful in helping families obtain these benefits. We met with Mr. Bleakley and he agreed to take our son’s case. The complicated and bureaucratic procedures continued but this time we were guided by professionals who knew the process well. Eventually, our son had a formal hearing with a Social Security judge. Mr

The absolute most beautiful thouse I've ever been inside. I took an IQ test there and the lady I met with was super sweet. Just couldn't believe how stunning it is inside. Lady said it was built in maybe the 1800s.