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I currently work in Arizona for a non-profit and have not been employed with this company for 12 months. I will be out of work for a minimum of 6 weeks and should fully recover in 12 weeks. Can I apply for anything to compensate for my bills after the surgery that did not occur on the job?
answered on Jul 28, 2023
An Arizona attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. This is something that an employment law attorney would know best, in terms of PTO or leave programs, or the applicable policies of your employer. Some questions remain unanswered on this forum, but you could... View More 
I've seen my PCP she had me give my work an 8 day absent note I'm currently getting xrays so I have all paperwork and my PCP is doing FLMA paperwork with me Thursday. I haven't talked to my work since giving them the 8 days off doctors note Wednesday. I don't know what I should and should not say.
answered on Apr 25, 2023
Good afternoon. You are required in Arizona to provide prompt notice about an accident at work and, because you have been told by your doctor that you have an injury, you should notify a person of authority at the company what injury you think you have. That should be in the note from your doctor... View More
I’ve been on Social Security Disability (SSDI) since 1998, and long term disability (LTD) from my prior employer since 1998. It appears my LTD benefits have been reduced or offset because I was receiving Social Security Disability payments (SSDI). My Long Term Disability (LTD) payments ended when... View More
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answered on Mar 10, 2023
It is possible that your Social Security retirement benefits could increase once you reach full retirement age, depending on your earnings history and other factors. However, the amount of your Social Security retirement benefits will not be directly affected by the fact that you were receiving LTD... View More
I've never failed any classes. I'm actually an honor roll student and have been awarded scholarships.
answered on Aug 13, 2019
If you have falsely claimed to be a U. S. citizen on the FAFSA, among other issues, you can be placed in removal proceedings for deportation.
I strongly recommend an appointment or teleconference with a competent and experienced immigration attorney before there are any complications. Good luck.
answered on May 23, 2019
Usually most state jobs would pay enough to make them ineligible but if working part time they might be eligible for certain programs like food stamps etc depending on family circumstances.
answered on Apr 5, 2019
An attorney would likely want to see additional details here, possibly including pleadings, orders, agreements, and other related paperwork.
Tim Akpinar
answered on Jan 29, 2018
The school district is considered a part of the local government. Public schools are funded by local taxes and are run by elected officials.
I accepted thinking it was just a Christmas card, and opened at the end of my shift, had $40 inside, and am being asked to return it upon receiving a tip, do I have to return it?
answered on Dec 27, 2017
Your question is outside my practice area (work injuries) and I don't know any other lawyers who might be able to help. My first impression is that the fact you didn't know what was in the envelope until you opened it probably does not create an exception to the no tips rule, so if you... View More
I have her daughter her for DNA testing I have the old flyers pictures and Facebook posts. When she first went missing we kept putting flyers up and someone kept taking them down. Now her face is on all of these flyers three years later and she still looks exactly the same. Is that legally still... View More
answered on Dec 19, 2015
If your dog was stolen, the passage of time doesn't change the fact it's your dog. There are deadlines for filing lawsuits, but sometimes exceptions apply.
Please Take Notice: I am not your lawyer unless we enter into an engagement agreement in writing. This is only general... View More
that person has been receiving these benifits for over ten yrs. if they get married can those benifits be taken away. these benifits are awared from the state of michigan
answered on Oct 22, 2015
Have you read the contract, the policy? You might start there. I find it hard to imagine that getting married can stop the insurance coverage.
The younger brother lives in the same home I do. He's recieving ssi for a disability and has never worked. I'm planning to move in the next 9 months and need to work ASAP so that I can get all the money saved up. My concern is that if I start working while living in the same home the... View More
answered on Aug 17, 2015
There aren't a lot of lawyers on this site answering Arizona social security/disability questions. You can use the Find a Lawyer tool to look for lawyers.
Please Take Notice: I am not your lawyer unless we enter into an engagement agreement in writing. This is general information... View More
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