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Veterans are no strangers to acronyms and if you are a veteran who has a service-connected disability, you may be familiar with the C&P Exam — a Compensation and Pension Exam. This exam is a key factor that determines your eligibility for veterans benefits and your disability rating. Veterans who may need a C&P Exam…
You may wonder — happens to my VA benefits when I am gone? VA benefits can be complicated and you may need help to understand the ins and outs. When a veteran has applied for benefits or benefits are due to the veteran at the time of their death, their dependents may be eligible for…
You may have heard of Project 2025 — you may not have. This proposal by a conservative group called The Heritage Foundation takes aim at many political and economic issues that include the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) disability benefits and additional veterans benefits. While this proposal is not certain to be put in…
The relationship between a VA disability rating and one’s ability to work is not a straightforward percentage conversion. While a higher rating indicates a more severe disability, it doesn’t automatically mean someone can’t work. Many veterans successfully navigate employment with service-connected disabilities. However, the VA disability system does acknowledge situations where disabilities significantly hinder employment…
The question of how much Vietnam veterans receive in benefits is a common one, but the answer isn’t a simple dollar figure. Vietnam veterans are eligible for a wide range of benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) depending on several factors, including: Here’s a breakdown of some key benefits: Factors Affecting Benefit Amounts…
The length of marriage to a veteran does not universally determine eligibility for VA benefits for spouses. Several factors come into play, depending on the specific benefit you’re interested in. This article explores the marriage duration requirements for various VA benefits available to spouses of veterans. Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC) This benefit provides tax-free…
Female veterans are a growing segment of the U.S. military, comprising over 2 million strong. These women have served their country with dedication and bravery, and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) recognizes their unique needs by offering a comprehensive range of benefits. This article explores the various ways the VA supports female veterans, ensuring…
Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) is a common medical condition that affects the digestive system, particularly the lower esophageal sphincter (LES). Many individuals suffer from GERD, experiencing symptoms such as heartburn, regurgitation, and chest pain. For some, these symptoms can be severe and significantly impact their daily lives. In the context of disability claims with the…
Pes Planus, commonly known as flat feet, is a condition in which the arches of the feet are significantly flattened, causing discomfort and potential mobility issues. While flat feet, also referred to as fallen arches, can vary in severity, many individuals with this condition wonder if they are eligible for VA (Department of Veterans Affairs)…
Navigating the complex world of Veterans Affairs (VA) disability claims can be a challenging and time-consuming process. For many veterans, seeking legal representation from VA disability attorneys becomes a crucial step in pursuing the compensation and benefits they rightfully deserve. One common question that arises in this context is how VA disability attorneys get paid….
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