Business Details
24 Years
experience
Trusted Connecticut Legal Services in Newington
Established in 2002, the Law Office of John M. Stober has served Connecticut clients with dedicated legal representation for over two decades. Our team combines more than 30 years of collective experience across disability law, estates and probate, labor and employment, and healthcare compliance. We prioritize personalized strategies, transparent communication, and compassionate support to address each client's unique needs.Our attorneys specialize in navigating complex legal processes, from Social Security Disability claims to probate disputes, ensuring clients receive tailored solutions aligned with their immediate and long-term objectives. With a focus on integrity and client-centric advocacy, we strive to protect our clients' rights while delivering results-driven legal counsel.
Services
Social Security Disability
Estate Planning
Probate Representation
Employment Law
Healthcare Compliance
Wills and Trusts
Disability Claims
Labor Law
Real Estate Law
Guardianship
Details
- Year established: 2002
Highlights and features
- We offer 30+ years of combined legal experience in Connecticut courts.
- Our team provides personalized attention to every client's unique circumstances.
- Specialized expertise in disability, probate, and employment law matters.
- We prioritize transparent communication and compassionate client support.
- Proven track record in navigating complex legal processes for favorable outcomes.
Services
Social Security Disability
We represent clients seeking Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits. Our attorneys guide clients through eligibility requirements, application processes, and appeals for denied claims. We specialize in proving disability status per SSA standards while addressing income limitations and medical documentation needs.
Estate Planning
Our firm creates customized estate plans including wills, living trusts, and advance directives. We help clients minimize estate taxes, establish guardianship for dependents, and ensure asset distribution aligns with their wishes. Services include probate avoidance strategies and philanthropy planning.
Employment Law
We handle employment law matters including discrimination claims, wage disputes, and wrongful termination cases. Our attorneys advise on Title VII compliance, Fair Labor Standards Act issues, and workplace harassment claims while representing clients in mediation and litigation.
People
John M. Stober
Attorney
Practicing Connecticut law since 1984, John M. Stober specializes in disability, probate, and employment law. He represents clients in Social Security Disability claims, estate planning, and labor disputes with over 30 years of combined experience. Adjunct faculty at Manchester Community College, he focuses on aging-related legal issues.
Questions
How do I qualify for Social Security Disability benefits?
Qualification requires meeting work history requirements and medical criteria proving inability to perform past work or alternative employment for at least 12 months.
What happens during the probate process?
Probate involves validating the will, inventorying assets, paying debts, and distributing property to beneficiaries under Connecticut probate court supervision.
Can I contest a denied disability claim?
Yes, our attorneys can help appeal denied SSDI or SSI claims through reconsideration, hearings, or federal court litigation.
What estate planning documents do I need?
Essential documents include wills, living trusts, healthcare directives, and powers of attorney tailored to your asset distribution and guardianship preferences.
How long do employment law cases typically take?
Resolution timelines vary by case complexity, ranging from mediation settlements in weeks to litigation lasting 12-24 months for trial outcomes.
