Stanley F. Denman

Stanley F. Denman's Answers (106)

Garland, TX

Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Garland, TX

Practice Areas: Social Security

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Currently receiving Workmans Comp, my disability may be permanent

Stanley's answer | Answered on September 15, 2010

You should apply for social security disability benefits even if you know that worker's compensation benefits that you are currently receiving will...

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I was in rehab for alcohol addiction for 30 days and did not collect a paycheck am I eligible for disability pay

Stanley's answer | Answered on January 11, 2010

You must have a medically determinable impairment that prevents you from any work to qualify for social security disability benefits. Social...

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I am currently being treated for several different conditions and have been wondering about disability. I'm not eligible for SSI

Stanley's answer | Answered on January 11, 2010

Since you cannot give all your life circumstance here, I encourage you to visit the social security administration with your problem. The two...

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I am a victim of sexual abuse and have mental health disablities why i am turned down for social sercuity?

Stanley's answer | Answered on January 11, 2010

I am sorry to hear of your difficulties. Social security turns most claimants down the first time they apply, so you shouldn't give up. Your...

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I currently draw disability from Social Security. I am 55 and my ex whom I was married to for 17 years is 65 and still working.

Stanley's answer | Answered on January 11, 2010

No. Benefits based upon an ex-spouse's work record are available only if your ex-spouse is deceased.

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I am on social security disability if my 17 year old son is in a car acciden while driving my car Can I be sued?

Stanley's answer | Answered on January 11, 2010

Your being on social security disability has nothing to do with whether you can be sued. You should look for advise to an attorney who deals with...

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