Social Security Disability Attorney Matthew Stewart

E-mail: mstewart@kraftlaw.com

Phone: (214) 999-9999

I have lived, worked, and gone to school all over North Texas. My family is working class. They’ve done everything from bartending and banking to woodworking and accounting. I am the first lawyer in my family. Though I have washed dishes, waited tables, parked cars, and worked in retail, the job I love best is representing the injured and disabled. I started at Kraft & Associates in the Social Security disability department in 1997.

My wife and I met in high school and we have been married for 20 years. We love spending time with friends, family, and vacationing. Every year we visit someplace new and send pictures to folks back home. I am a lifelong struggling guitar player and golfer.

I was humbled to have my work included in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) research collection. The museum is the United States’ official memorial to the Holocaust in Washington, D.C. and is dedicated to confronting hatred, preventing genocide, promoting human dignity, and strengthening democracy.

Presentations and Contributions

• Effective and Equitable Practice in the Age of COVID, Fifth Circuit Organization of Social Security Claimants Representatives, Fall Conference (2020)
• Assisting Your Clients With Social Security Disability Claims, Oceans Behavioral Hospital of Abilene (2019)
• Social Security Disability Programs, MADD Victim Services Webinar (2017)
• Special Needs Trusts & Social Security Law, Rossdale Online CLE Course (2015)
• PTSD, Moving Beyond the Military Context, Contact Professional Lecture Series (2013)
• Advocating for the Disabled Before the Government, Rockwall County Bar Assn. (2011)
• What Every Lawyer Should Know About Social Security Disability, N. Dallas Bar Assn. (2009)
• Social Security Disability Programs, Giving A Voice: Advocating for the Injured Victim/Survivor, MADD Victim Assistance Training Institute (2007)
• The Appeal Process, Handling a Social Security Disability Case in Texas, NBI (2005)