Lindsay N. Hearn is a fully licensed attorney with the Oklahoma Bar Association. She is an associate with Foshee & Yaffe law firm. She is also licensed to practice in the United States District Courts for the Western, Southern, and Eastern Districts of Oklahoma. Lindsay is passionate about helping the underserved and those without a voice. Assisting the disabled, children, immigrants, and widows is her calling and she uses her legal career to fulfill that calling.
As a foster and adoptive mother, with experience around the world, and fluent in French and Haitian Creole, Lindsay strives to fight for children without families who do not have a voice. Lindsay practices in Oklahoma, serves clients nationwide in Immigration and Social Security matters, and works hand in hand with various attorneys and courts in Haiti.
She speaks English, French and Haitian Creole. Lindsay's experience as a local in various areas including Alaska, Oklahoma, and Haiti allows her to be familiar with and understand the atmosphere surrounding the intricacies of her areas of practice where you are.
As a foster and adoptive mother, with experience around the world, and fluent in French and Haitian Creole, Lindsay strives to fight for children without families who do not have a voice. Lindsay practices in Oklahoma, serves clients nationwide in Immigration and Social Security matters, and works hand in hand with various attorneys and courts in Haiti.
She speaks English, French and Haitian Creole. Lindsay's experience as a local in various areas including Alaska, Oklahoma, and Haiti allows her to be familiar with and understand the atmosphere surrounding the intricacies of her areas of practice where you are.
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I can assist clients nationwide who need assistance appealing a denial of disability benefits.
I am also one of the few who can take cases denied by an administrative law judge to Federal Court.
Now a licensed insurance agent in the State of Oklahoma and can assist clients with Medicare Advantage selections and enrollment.
If you are approved for Social Security Disability, you will be eligible for Medicare 2 years after the date SSA finds you disabled.
If you have insufficient work credits from your own work history, other options are available.
I am also one of the few who can take cases denied by an administrative law judge to Federal Court.
Now a licensed insurance agent in the State of Oklahoma and can assist clients with Medicare Advantage selections and enrollment.
If you are approved for Social Security Disability, you will be eligible for Medicare 2 years after the date SSA finds you disabled.
If you have insufficient work credits from your own work history, other options are available.
The most common problem I hear from Expats in Haiti is the confusion about National adoptions and how adopting as a Haitian Resident affect's your adopted child's future citizenship.
Think of your Permis de Sejours as a Green Card to an immigrant in the United States.
You are living in Haiti as a permanent resident, but you have not forfeited your U.S. citizenship.
Living full-time in Haiti with a permis de sejours for at least 5 years will allow you to adopt a child in your custody as a Haitian resident, without the requirements of international adoptions and the Hague Convention.
Think of your Permis de Sejours as a Green Card to an immigrant in the United States.
You are living in Haiti as a permanent resident, but you have not forfeited your U.S. citizenship.
Living full-time in Haiti with a permis de sejours for at least 5 years will allow you to adopt a child in your custody as a Haitian resident, without the requirements of international adoptions and the Hague Convention.
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