VA-accredited attorneys will never charge you more than 33% of your back pay in addition to various case expenses.
Do I need a lawyer for VA disability?
You don’t need a lawyer to apply for VA disability, but statistically it helps your chances of getting what you deserve. Call us for free and we’ll answer your questions.
What does a VA remanded appeal mean?
A remanded VA disability application is one that the VA is going to do more research over. It can turn out better for you in the end.
How many times can you appeal a VA disability claim?
Every time the VA denies your VA disability claim, you should consider appealing. Get help to do it right.
Can you lose VA disability benefits?
There are a few circumstances where the VA can reduce or take away your disability benefits. Here are some examples.
What are the most common VA disability claims?
What are the most common VA disabilities? Tinnitus, limitation of knee flexion, and hearling loss are in the top three.
Will I lose my VA disability if I get a job?
If you are receiving VA pension or Individual Unemployability benefits, employment may affect your eligibility.
What Does DIC Mean in the Military?
DIC is the a monthly check for survivors of a veteran that died as a result of his or her service-connected disability.
Can Veterans get 100% disability for PTSD and still work?
Yes, veterans who have a 100% rating for PTSD are still allowed to work, but there may be restrictions on what kind of work you can do.
Can the VA take away your disability benefits?
Yes, the VA can take away your VA disability rating for a number of reasons. Here are the 5 most common reasons.
