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Service-connected mental health conditions extend beyond Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) for veterans, with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) claiming that an estimated 2.8 million veterans receive disability for a mental health condition — which equals an estimated 30% of veterans. These men and women who have returned home continue to battle mental health conditions that include depression, anxiety, PTSD, chronic adjustment disorder, and more. The veterans who battle these conditions day in and day out, may find that they are faced with roadblocks, red tape, and other obstacles in the disability claims process, and a veteran mental health disability attorney can help. VA Benefits Attorneys can help you face these challenges and overcome obstacles that prevent you from receiving the benefits you have earned with years of service.
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VA Benefits Attorneys is a nationwide legal resource for disabled veterans — powered by Tabak Law. Veterans that need help filing a disability claim with the Department of Veterans Affairs or need to appeal a denied claim will get the help they need with VA Benefits Attorneys. We will put our years of experience in veteran law to work for you and your family at every step of the process, to ensure you receive the benefits you deserve.
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Legal Support and Services for Veteran Mental Health Claims
Do you battle depression or anxiety after years in the military? Does it have a negative impact on your day-to-day life? You may be eligible for disability compensation for your mental health condition, and VA Benefits Attorneys is here to help you navigate the claims process from start to finish and help you receive the financial compensation you deserve.
Establish Service Connection
The first step in the disability claims process is to establish a clear connection between your years of service and your mental health battles. The VA Benefits Attorneys legal team can walk you through the process and help you establish a clear connection with a medical diagnosis by a medical professional, an in-service event, and a medical nexus for your mental health conditions.
Collect Evidence and Documents
Your VA disability claim hinges on the documents and evidence you are able to provide that support your service connection. An experienced veterans benefits attorney can help ensure that you have the documents necessary to file a successful claim, receive a VA disability rating, and receive the financial compensation you have earned. VA Benefits Attorneys will help you collect and organize the proper documents, including a Nexus Letter, medical support documents, and additional lay evidence in support of your claim.
Appeal Denied Disability Claims
An estimated 36% of VA disability claims are denied for a variety of reasons that include missing documentation or a lack of a clear service connection — but a denied claim does not mean a veteran cannot receive disability compensation. VA Benefits Attorneys can help you appeal a denied claim via multiple channels — filing a Notice of Disagreement, requesting a Higher-Level Review, filing a Supplemental Claim, or representing you in front of a Board of Appeals.
Are You Eligible for a Mental Health Disability Claim?
What Is a Veteran Mental Health Condition?
Many veterans battle psychological and emotional mental health conditions when they return home from overseas, and it can take a major toll on their day-to-day lives. The stresses and traumas tied to military service can lead to Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Traumatic Brain Injury, depression, anxiety, and Military Sexual Trauma (MST). These mental health conditions and more may make veterans eligible for disability compensation.
To receive disability compensation for a service-connected mental health condition, a veteran must meet specific requirements and be able to provide the correct evidence to support their claim. The veteran must first have a professional medical diagnosis of their mental health condition and be able to trace their symptoms to an event from their military service to establish a medical nexus. Potential symptoms of service-connected mental health conditions can include night terrors, flashbacks, severe mood swings, social and emotional withdrawal, and substance abuse. Veterans who submit a disability claim for a mental health condition can receive a rating of 0%, 10%, 30%, 50%, 70%, and 100%.
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It is not always easy to file a successful disability claim with the Department of Veterans Affairs — but a veteran benefits attorney can provide the legal help and support you need. A veterans benefits attorney will help you navigate the claims process, avoid obstacles, appeal denied claims, and receive the benefits you are entitled to. VA Benefits Attorneys can simplify the claims process and help you achieve a positive outcome in your case with a FREE case review.
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Why Choose VA Benefits Attorneys?
Proven Legal Advocates: VA Benefits Attorneys is supported by Tabak Law, and our team provides veterans with a wealth of legal knowledge. We will apply years of hard-won experience in veteran disability law to your specific case to help ensure you have an advocate on your side fighting for your rights, whether you are submitting an initial claim or appealing a denied claim.
Experts in the VA Claims Process: The process to secure disability benefits can be complicated and frustrating for those who have not experienced it. Our attorneys are experienced in the complex ins and outs of the VA claims process, allowing us to help you cut through the red tape and help you avoid the common challenges that lead to delays.
Customized Case Management: We recognize that your time in uniform and the challenges you face today are yours and yours alone. A successful outcome for your disability claim requires a legal strategy that is customized to match your individual case. We will take the time to understand your specific needs and craft a personalized approach to help you secure the compensation you are entitled to.
Free Case Reviews: Do you have questions about your eligibility or the status of an appeal? We believe every veteran deserves access to professional legal advice and support. VA Benefits Attorneys provides a FREE initial case review — available via phone, video call, or in person — to give you the answers and direction you need.
VA Benefits Attorneys is powered by Tabak Law and has established a reputation as a nationwide resource for veterans with service-connected disabilities and denied disability claims. Veterans that choose VA Benefits Attorneys will benefit from years of experience in veteran disability law, a compassionate approach to your case, and the legal support needed to achieve a positive outcome in your claim.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Veteran Mental Health Conditions
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs recognizes many mental health conditions as service-connected disabilities that include PTSD, depression, panic disorder, anxiety, chronic adjustment disorder, bipolar disorder, TBI, and more.
Veteran mental health disability claims can be denied for a variety of reasons that include a lack of a diagnosis, a missing stressor, no medical nexus, or an inadequate C&P Exam.
Veteran mental health conditions can carry a disability rating of 0%, 10%, 30%, 50%, 70%, or 100% based on the severity of symptoms that can range from a diagnosed mental health condition with no symptoms to total social and occupational impairment.
A “Buddy Statement” is a written testimony by someone who knew the veteran before, during, or after their military service. This testimony can provide lay evidence in a mental health disability claim to illustrate how your condition impacts daily life.
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Learn More About Veteran Mental Health Conditions
Learn more about how service-connected mental health conditions impact veterans and how the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs reviews and manages these types of disability claims:
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VA Benefits Attorneys is a legal resource for veterans across the country who need help filing mental health disability claims. No matter where you live in the United States, the VA Benefits Attorneys legal team is here to help with your case.


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Are you a veteran who battles anxiety, depression, or PTSD? Do you need help filing a mental health disability claim? File a disability claim for your mental health case with the help of VA Benefits Attorneys and get the benefits that you deserve.




