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If a mental illness has forced you to stop working, you may be eligible to make a TPD claim.
There’s no cost to speak to a mental health TPD claim lawyer from Australia’s largest specialist personal injury firm to find out how much you can claim. We ask more questions and get to know you personally. It’s how we spot the things others don’t, so you get more compensation.
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If you’re unable to work due to a mental health condition or mental illness, a TPD (total and permanent disability) lump sum could provide life-changing financial support.
We’ve helped many people with mental illnesses make successful TPD claims, but we understand your situation is unique, and you’re different from every one of them. Getting you all of your entitlements starts with building a personal relationship with you, to truly understand your situation.
There’s no cost to speak to a TPD claim lawyer, tell your side of the story, and find out how much you can claim.
We understand how debilitating mental illness can be, especially when it’s combined with financial stress. And we’re here to help.
A successful TPD claim for mental illness needs to be backed by medical evidence that your condition meets the criteria in your policy. Our TPD lawyers have made thousands of successful claims on behalf of our clients, and we have a network of hand-picked medico-legal specialists who work with us to build successful cases.
We’ll prepare your claim thoroughly and get your lump sum payout for you in the shortest possible timeframe.
Any mental health condition or mental illness that prevents you from returning to work may qualify for a TPD claim for mental illness if you developed the illness after your superannuation/ TPD policy commenced. Here are some examples of mental health conditions that could prevent you from working:
There’s no defined “list” of conditions that can be used to support a TPD claim for mental illness – the key is that you’ve developed a mental health condition that has stopped you from returning to work.
Speak to one of our friendly solicitors today and find out if you can claim.
Our solicitor will ask more questions and get to know you personally to work out everything you’re entitled to.
We’ll explain how we can claim all your compensation and give you our ‘no win no fee’ guarantee. You decide if you want to proceed – there’s no obligation.
A specialist lawyer will review your circumstances and tell you how much you can claim.
New claims – if you haven’t lodged your claim yet, we’ll take care of the whole process for you, and you won’t have to pay us until you receive your lump sum.
Claims rejected by insurers – if you’re having difficulty getting your TPD claim approved by an insurer, we can help. Our TPD claim lawyers can assess your situation over the phone and provide advice on getting your claim approved.
Not sure if you’re eligible to claim – if you’re not sure whether you’re eligible to make a TPD claim, our TPD lawyers can look at your policy and let you know. It’s a free service.
Need help understanding entitlements – If you’re just having trouble understanding your TPD entitlements, our TPD lawyers can review your policy and explain it to you in simple terms. It’s a free service.
With Law Partners, you don’t just get a personal injury specialist – you get a specialist in TPD claims just like yours. Your legal team will work hard for you, check in with you regularly and always keep you up to date with your case. You’re in safe hands with Australia’s largest specialist personal injury firm.
No, it doesn’t matter. Whether your mental health condition or mental illness has been caused by a traumatic event, developed over time or come on suddenly and out of the blue. If it developed after you took out your superannuation / TPD policy, and it has forced you to stop working, then you can lodge a TPD claim for mental illness.
You can make your own claim without using a TPD claim lawyer. However, it’s common for people to have their TPD claims rejected by insurers because they fail to submit a thorough application, including all the documents and medical records needed to substantiate their claims. In other words, many people simply complete the application forms and assume their claim will be approved. But if you do that and fail to supply all the evidence needed to support your claim, it’s likely the insurer will either reject your claim or keep asking you for more information, and the process can really drag on. This is why so many people who handle their own claims end up failing to get the TPD compensation they’re entitled to – they simply give up out of frustration.
A specialist TPD claim lawyer can compile all the evidence and submit your claim on your behalf, so the insurance assessor has all the information they need and you’re more likely to get your TPD claim approved.
Caring for our clients drives everything we do – that’s why thousands of Australians every year choose Law Partners.
We’ll match you with a mental illness TPD claim lawyer who specialises in claims like yours.
We’ll build a personal relationship with you and your family to make sure we understand the true impact of your mental illness.
Your TPD lawyer will check in with you regularly and always keep you up to date with your case.
We win over 99% of our cases and pride ourselves in getting the maximum possible TPD lump sum payouts for our clients.
Our senior lawyers will assess your case for free.
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