how can i get the stat of mi to pay me to cut the disabled lawn?
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What? I don't understand!
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call your state's WC hotline...your employer should have already given it to you
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You can call them and they should provide you with it.  You can also request a w-9 form which will include all that information.\n\nThe Great Skate\nP.O. Box 132\n\n284 Riggin Rd \nTroy, IL 62294\n\nPhone: (618) 667-3319\nFax: (618) 667-6752\n\nEMAIL us at:\ngr8sk8@charterinternet.com
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I live in CA, and there are programs for disabled or low-income people for:\ncable\nphone\ngas & electric\nSo I would say, call them to find out.  You probably have it.
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Contact the Franchise Tax Board for your state.  Most have websites where you can access your info.  Use your state name and FTB as search terms.
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Your caseworker at Department of Social Services should be able to answer that.  If they are as bad at returning phone calls as they are in my state, their web site might have the income standards.  Also, a non-profit supportive job/training organization would know, and their services might be helpful if it has been awhile since you worked.  In my state it is REALLY LOW, like $300+ if you are not on disability.  If you are on disability, it is determined by what type of benefit you get as to what the income standards are (and that is federal, so I could answer that for you).
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You can file a claim online here: http://www.michigan.gov/uia/0,1607,7-118--77962--,00.html
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ask a laywer that works in California
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As usual with legal-related questions on Yahoo! Answers, far too little information exists to answer the question adequately.  Are you disabled?  And you're a student in Merced County, California?  Regardless, the information regarding your situation is far too abstract and ambiguous to provide a concrete answer.  I've included a link to BEST put out by the Social Security Administration.  BEST is the Benefit Eligibility Screening Tool, which does not compute the total sum of benefits you're eligible for, but simply determine which category of benefits are right for you, if you're eligible.  This should be the first step toward determining the total eligible.  The SSA would be able to provide more details for you in your specific situation, since amounts may vary wildly depending on personal facts and details.
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I know in most states you have to bid on construction jobs. Try contacting your local state dept office.
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Not sure what a lawn care biz goes for. You should ask the pros at lawnafe.com. Maybe you could find someone that will buy your accounts and you can split up the equipment. They even have a lawn care and landscape equipment for sale forum that you can post for free. I saw several ads there where they were selling their entire buiness but offered to break it up, including the accounts.
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I believe that the insurance company will handle this appropriately. Call the drivers insurance company to make a claim (you can do this even if you are not the insured, the info should be in the police report). Then get estimates (including labor for installation from a handy man service and a lawn care company for lawn repair. This will help you negotiate with the insurance company. I am sure you will do just fine. These are not major expenses and they should just take care of it quickly. Make sure you have a check in hand before you sign any releases though. Good Luck!
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They have to prove you weren't allowed to use the saw, plus if you weren't it was their obligation to keep it locked up. Contact the office and get worker's compensation papers. This will pay for your medical. Do this!! THEY CANNOT FIRE YOU!!!!!
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hello there.\nsince your employers have put you out of work for the cause of a physical disability, you should be covered for the costs of your electric scooter.\ngood luck!\njasmine.
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will I get paid for it ?
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Check here.\nhttp://ag.ca.gov/consumers/pdf/disabled.pdf\n\nor with these people\nhttp://www.makoa.org/legal.htm
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Yes.  Check with your caseworker.  You can make a limited amount, but not much.  After all, if you could earn enough to support yourself, you're not disabled.