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The terms “veteran” and “combat veteran” are often used interchangeably, but there’s a key distinction between them. Understanding this difference is important for recognizing the diverse experiences of those who served in the military. Who is a Veteran? A veteran is anyone who has served on active duty in the military, Coast Guard, or commissioned…
For veterans who’ve bravely served our country, navigating the VA claims process can feel like another battlefield. Facing a denial or error on your claim can be incredibly frustrating. But know this: you have options, and there are timeframes in place to hold the VA accountable for correcting their mistakes. This post will break down…
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) plays a crucial role in supporting veterans by providing disability benefits. However, a significant number of initial disability claims submitted by veterans are denied. This raises a critical question: Why does the VA deny so many veteran disability claims? Understanding the reasons behind these denials can empower veterans to…
Many would agree that anyone who served their country in the military should be treated with the utmost care back home. Yet often, these individuals are faced with many hardships at home. Even worse, they may be denied the lift-changing veterans’ disability benefits they thought they earned. Often, having a VA benefits attorney assist in…
Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ) can be a confusing and frustrating condition, often shrouded in mystery due to its diverse range of symptoms. But understanding the telltale signs and how TMJ is diagnosed is the first step towards managing this condition effectively. Common Symptoms: Diagnosing TMJ: Diagnosing TMJ often involves a combination of: Additional Considerations: Remember:…
The 70-40 rule in the context of VA disability refers to the combination of disability ratings assigned to a veteran’s service-connected conditions. In the Veterans Affairs (VA) disability compensation system, each service-connected condition is assigned a disability rating on a scale from 0% to 100%, in increments of 10%. The 70-40 rule becomes relevant when…
You may be pondering: “Is it possible for VA disability claims to lack evidence?” The concise response is negative. Why? Because in the absence of evidence or proof, your VA claim will face denial. Furthermore, you need to navigate through various obstacles to qualify for VA benefits. Initially, you must fulfill the two prerequisites for…
In recent years, there has been an increased awareness and understanding of the various medical conditions that affect veterans. One such condition that may raise questions among veterans seeking disability benefits is urinary tract infection (UTI). In this article, we will explore the concept of VA ratings for UTI from the perspective of a law…
Veterans who struggle with a service-connected injury, illness or medical condition may have questions about how to file a disability claim with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and many questions we receive at VA Benefits Attorneys are about the medical evaluation process. We understand that you most likely have a family doctor that…
Veterans who have served our country and experienced adverse health effects related to their service are often eligible for disability benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). The concept of presumptive disabilities is designed to streamline the claims process for certain conditions known to be linked to military service. However, the question arises: Can…
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