VA Disability Filing Tips

Picture this: you are welcomed into the office by your VA C&P Disability Examiner, given a short introduction to what you'll be covering during

Oftentimes, veteran’s injuries are obvious. A shrapnel scar, a torn rotator cuff, or a hernia are all likely to be immediately obvious even to laymen.

If you're a veteran living with a disability, you're likely familiar with VA disability benefits designed to offer you support. However, what you

Dealing with administrative processes, especially those concerning VA disability benefits, can often seem complex and challenging. Rest assured,

If you support unmarried children under 18, adult children between 18 and 23 attending school, a dependent parent, or a spouse, you can claim VA

If you are the spouse, child or parent of a service member, you share in that individual's military service and sacrifice. Once the loved one

As a veteran dealing with the effects of a service-connected disability, you may have come across the term Total Disability Individual Unemployability

Many of the veterans I see are typically managing several major medical problems (often referred to as “comorbidities”). If your doctor tells you