Kaitlin F Wildoner, Esq.

My husband utilized Attorney Kaitlin Wildoner's counsel and services and both of us were extremely pleased with the time she took to answer questions and the accuracy and swiftness with which she filed his claim. In addition, her responsiveness to his communications was one of the best we have ever encountered. Along with her assistance, Riza Beck, we were constantly informed and always shown compassion. If we could award ten (10) stars we would.

Ms. Wildoner, I absolutely cannot say enough about the professionalism, compassion and effort that was put forth on my case by her and her assistant Ms. Beck. To say I was treated well, listened to and given a very clear understanding of what was involved with the complexities of my case is a very minimal description of my experience with these ladies. I had hired a different firm who not only failed to work with myself and my many Drs to help me, but they informed me months into my case that my appeal had not been filed nor would it be. All this during a battle to find and eliminate Metastatic Breast Cancer. Contacting Ms Wildoner was my last hope for a successful appeal. Through trying times, a Pandemic and many personal setbacks, they kept me grounded, informed and we have just success

Awesome, I was so very lucky to have her as my attorney, so very grateful ,, she is always there 💯 percent for you if you have any questions about what's going on with your case , great at what she does. Thanks for all your work.. Stephen Guglielmo

My name is Andrew and I wanted to make sure it is known that this attorney is the best there is...she did an amazing job fighting all the odds and came through for me. If you need a good social security lawyer, you won't find one better! She knows her stuff! She is caring and keeps you informed. That's rare in her quality no matter the challenge. Thank you Kaitlin Wildoner you deserve every credit!!!

When my son was 11 years old, I attempted to obtain SSI income due to to my son's chronic medical conditions. I gave up after receiving a couple denials. My son was really sick at the time, and the entire process was complicated and very overwhelming. Last year I made the decision to try again. He was now 20 years old and a priority was to obtain income to assist with living and medical needs. Again we received two denials. The process was still very cumbersome and it was difficult navigating through 'the system'. An attorney was needed to represent him for the next level of appeal as his case was presented to a judge. I understood that this may be the last chance to secure his future, and it was important to find the right attorney. I googled and read reviews. I reached out to a couple at