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As a veteran suffering from a service-related injury or illness, you already have a lot to handle. You should devote your time to healing and recovering, not spend your days stressed over the legal minutiae of fighting the VA to get your full disability benefits. Our legal team knows that your time is valuable, and […]

Yes! You can receive funding through the GI Bill even if you receive disability payments from the VA. These two sources of financial aid are separate and do not preclude you from receiving money from the other. While VA disability compensates you for losses due to an injury or illness related to your military service,

Veterans who have been discharged from service or who will be discharged within the next 90-180 days may apply for VA disability. These funds are available for individuals whose disabilities meet the guidelines regarding severity and how the injury occurred. Proving that the injury happened because of military service can be complicated, so getting the

When you seek benefits or are appealing a rejection from the VA, having a lawyer on your side can be one of the most effective ways to get the results you’re looking for. However, hiring a weak or inexperienced lawyer that you can’t trust completely doesn’t do much good. You should be able to rely

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a common diagnosis among veterans who have lived through or witnessed traumatic events. This condition can be debilitating and may qualify you for benefits through the VA disability program.  If your diagnosis is considered a permanent rating, you may be able to receive monthly financial aid that will help provide

VA disability payments can be a great resource for retired military men and women who suffered injury or illness during their service. If you qualify for VA disability, you could benefit from monthly, tax-free income. These payments may even continue after you die, so your loved ones will be provided for as well! There are