Our Blog Helps Explain the Complexities of Veterans' Disability Benefits
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Special License Plates Help Fund Fees for Pet Adoption by Veterans A new program from the Nebraska Department of Veterans’ Affairs (NDVA) seeks to help pay for animal adoption fees for veterans -
Cuddigan Law Launches Online VA Disability Calculator If you’re applying for veterans’ disability benefits, you may wonder how much you can expect to receive each month after your application has been approved. -
Billing Veterans for Medical Debts: A Big Bill May Be Coming Your Way This Month Last April the Department of Veterans Affairs put a hold on billing veterans for medical debts. However, the VA announced that it would start collecting again. -
How to File a VA Disability Claim for Alcoholism If you want to file a VA disability claim for alcoholism, you must be able to prove it’s secondary to a service-connected condition. Learn more here. -
Many Vets Are Missing Out on the Veterans Aid & Attendance Pension Benefit The Veterans Aid & Attendance Pension Benefit can help wartime veterans and their surviving spouses pay for a variety of long-term care costs. -
Social Security & VA Benefit Raises in 2021 Likely Will be Smaller If you're a disabled Veteran, military retiree, or receive SS income benefits, you'll get more money next year, but not much. See the VA Benefit raises in 2021. -
Know the Facts: Binge Drinking and Alcohol Abuse Among Military Veterans If you’re a veteran diagnosed with PTSD, it’s possible that you may coping by using alcohol. Here are statistics on alcohol abuse among military veterans. -
VA Restarting In-Person C&P Exams In April, the VA suspended in-person Compensation and Pension (C&P) exams due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Now the C&P exams have resumed in most locations. -
The Most Popular VA Benefits in Nebraska and Iowa Individual U.S. states offer veterans a wide range of benefits. Here are the most popular veteran benefits in Nebraska and Iowa. -
Privacy Laws and Doctors' Rights to Report Your Firearm Possession If you're seeing a doctor for a mental health condition, you may wonder if they can ask about your firearm possession. In this blog, we explain your rights.
