If you have been granted a service connection for a disability by the VA, you will have received a rating sheet that breaks down the
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VA Disability Law is complex and hard to navigate alone. In this section we generally cover the complexities of VA disability law such as the Veterans Benefits Management System, the Board of Veterans' Appeals, Military Discharges, the Forever GI Bill, Expediting Claims, What is Service Connection, the New VA Appeals System, and much more. If you're looking for more information on VA Disability Benefits, click here!
Here are our Top 10 VA Disability Law blogs:
- What is VA Service Connection?
- How the Appeals Process Works and Why It Can Take So Long
- Are you a veteran if you were discharged in basic training?
- Can Your VA Disability Be Garnished?
- How To Expedite Your VA Disability Claim
- The Board of Veterans' Appeals Explained!
- What is Military Separation Pay?
- Equal Access to Justice Act Explained | EAJA
- Special Effective Date Rules for VA Benefits
- The VA’s Rule Against “Pyramiding”
Can 100% VA Disability Be Garnished for Child Support?
When a veteran receives disability benefits through the United States Department of Veterans Affairs or via court order, the payments arrive in the
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VA Higher Level Review Explained (Hill & Ponton)
The United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) passed the Veterans Appeals Improvement and Modernization Act of 2017 to give veterans
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VA Disability Benefits for Dementia
Veterans Benefits for Dementia Over five million Americans over age 65 currently have Alzheimer's disease or another type of dementia diagnosis.
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Fighting VA Mental Incompetency Proposed Status
The VA’s definition of a person who is mentally incompetent is one who lacks the mental capacity to contract or manage his or her own affairs because
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What is VA Secondary Service Connection?
Most veterans seeking compensation through the Department of Veterans Affairs are aware that they are entitled to file for service-connected
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VA-Accredited vs. Non-Accredited Agents: Who Can File Your Claim?
The claims process through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) can be tricky and involves many steps. That is why many veterans obtain assistance
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The Fiduciary Process – What Actually Happens
There are many veterans and/or beneficiaries who are unable to manage their VA benefits. The VA has a Fiduciary Program to protect these
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VA Permanent and Total Disability for PTSD
The United States Department of Veterans Affairs uses rating schedules to determine the amount of benefits a veteran qualifies for. Depending on the
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VA Priority Groups and Healthcare
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) uses a system known as Enrollment Priority Groups when determining VA health care benefits. The priority
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Using Lay Evidence to Support a Disability Claim
Lay Evidence to Support a VA Disability Claim Providing enough evidence is a key part of filing a successful disability claim through the United
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The MEB Process | Medical Evaluation
Most service members who get wounded or injured or become sick due to their military service recover quickly and are then returned to duty. If you
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