Shane Henry Law Office

Disability Attorney in Conway, Arkansas

2.3(3 reviews)

(501) 329-3889335 Hogan Ln, Ste 102, Conway, AR 72034View on Yelp

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About Shane Henry Law Office

Shane Henry Law Office serves Conway clients from their location at 335 Hogan Lane, Suite 102, handling matters that span multiple life challenges. The firm recognizes that disability, family transitions, and estate planning often occur simultaneously in people's lives. With a 2.3-star rating from 3 client reviews, the office has experience representing individuals through various legal processes. Their broad practice allows them to see connections between different legal needs and provide coordinated counsel.

Practice Areas

Social Security Disability Claims

Disability Appeal Representation

Estate Planning and Wills

Trust Administration

Divorce and Family Law

Guardianship Matters

Specialties

Social Security Disability LawEstate PlanningFamily Law

How They Can Help

The office assists clients with Social Security disability applications and appeals, understanding that the process requires sustained effort and proper medical documentation. Shane Henry Law Office also helps families plan for the future through estate documents and addresses immediate family concerns through divorce representation. This combination means clients can address multiple legal needs with one familiar firm.

What to Expect

When you contact Shane Henry Law Office, the attorneys spend time understanding your complete situation before recommending a course of action. They explain deadlines, required documentation, and what to expect at each stage. Regular communication keeps you informed, and the team works systematically through whatever legal challenges you're facing.

Service Area

Shane Henry Law Office primarily serves Conway and Faulkner County, Arkansas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I work on my estate plan while pursuing disability?

Yes. In fact, it's often wise to have a will and perhaps a healthcare power of attorney in place while handling disability matters. Shane Henry Law Office can help you address both concerns.

What happens to my disability benefits if I'm going through a divorce?

Social Security disability benefits are generally protected in divorce, but the firm reviews your specific situation. They work to ensure disability matters and family law proceed without negative interaction.

How much does disability representation cost?

Shane Henry Law Office handles Social Security disability cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning you don't pay unless benefits are awarded. Attorney fees are then paid from your back payment from Social Security.