Charles Hankey
Indianapolis Social Security Disability and Personal Injury LawyerCharles D. Hankey holds a B.A. in Psychology from Wabash College and earned his law degree from Indiana University School of Law in 1973. He is admitted to the Indiana Bar and the Bar for the U.S. District Court Southern District of Indiana. After graduating from law school, Charles founded the Hankey Law Office which now has over 75 years of combined experience. He is dedicated to providing the legal representation that clients in Indianapolis and throughout Indiana deserve. He has years of experience handling a variety of cases involving personal injury, Social Security Disability, Long Term Disability, and workers' compensation law.
- Wabash College
- B.A. | Psychology
- Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law
- J.D. (1973) | Law
- Founder and Senior Litigator
- Hankey Law Office
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- American Association for Justice
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- American Bar Association
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- Indiana State Bar Association
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- Indianapolis Bar Association
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- National College of Advocacy
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- National Organization of Social Security Claimants Representatives
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- Public Justice Foundation
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- Trial Lawyers for Public Justice
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- Indiana
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Free Consultation
30 minutes -
Contingent Fees
25%-33%
- Social Security Disability
- Personal Injury
- Workers' Compensation
- Employment Law
- Animal & Dog Law
- Long Term Disability
- Car Accidents
- Truck Accidents
- Motorcycle Accidents
- Bicycle Accidents
- Railroad Crossing/Train Accidents
- English: Spoken, Written
Can I draw unemployment and receive benefits at the same time?
Indiana Social Security disability attorney, Charles D. Hankey, explains the processes of unemployment and Social Security disability. For more information, please visit http://www.hankeylawoffice.com/social-security-disability.aspx Hankey Law Office 434 E New York St Indianapolis, IN...
Can I work and receive benefits at the same time?
Yes, but that gets to be very, very tricky. Depends on how much you are earning. People do get a nine month trial work period. The rules there are very...
What happens if we lose at the Appeals Council?
If the Appeals Council does not rule in our favor, that the judge made a mistake, then we look at the Appeals Council's decision again, look at the judge's errors,...
What is the Appeals Council and are my chances good?
The Appeals Council is a body in the Falls Church, Virginia area that reviews denials by administrative law judges. They review the denials for factual mistakes, legal mistakes, and your...
What is the difference between SSI and SSD?
SSI is a program for people without a work record. SSI pays up to currently $675. It considers other income in the household. I call it supplemental survival income because...
How do I apply for Social Security disability benefits -- what is the best method?
There are basically three approaches to applying. One approach is to go directly to the local Social Security office, advise them that you are applying. They will take your application...