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Veterans: Boost Your Chances of Winning Disability BenefitsAccording to the VA's own data, veterans with legal representation are MORE likely to be approved, and LESS likely to be denied for benefits. Learn more here.
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VA “Claim Sharks”- What They Are and How to Protect YourselfUnaccredited “consultants” are taking advantage of Veterans by illegally charging fees to assist them in filing their VA disability claims.
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How a VA Remand Can Affect Your Disability ClaimA VA remand doesn't mean a denial. It means the Board of Veterans' Appeals (BVA) is sending your case back to the Regional Office (RO) for further development.
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You May Qualify for a Higher VA Rating for TinnitusThe maximum rating for tinnitus is low—only 10%. However, that rating can be increased if you have another—secondary—medical condition that is the result of your tinnitus.
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Why Your DD214 is Essential for Your VA Disability ClaimThe DD214 is likely the first piece of evidence the VA will look for when considering your disability claim.
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How “Aid and Attendance” and “Housebound” Can Increase Your VA BenefitsVeterans who have disabilities caused or worsened by their military service may be eligible for additional tax-free benefits provided by the government.
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Can Your Age Prevent You From Getting VA Disability Benefits?Many Veterans worry they will lose disability benefits once they hit 65, but there is no age limit on Total Disability Individual Unemployability benefits.
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Who Should Represent You for Your VA Disability Claim: Service Organization or Lawyer?An accredited VA appeals attorney offers several advantages over a VSO representative when handling your claim for VA disability benefits. Learn more here.
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Spatial Disorientation PTSD & VA Disability: What You Need to KnowSpatial disorientation is a condition whose symptoms can be unsettling and include confusion, clumsiness, vertigo, and tinnitus.
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You May Qualify for a Temporary 100% VA DisabilityWith a temporary rating, the VA will pay you at the 100% level even if your disability is not rated at 100%.
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