Our Blog Helps Explain the Complexities of Veterans' Disability Benefits
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Filing 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 Veterans Are Missing Out on This Long-Term Care 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 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. -
Statistics on 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 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. -
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. -
When Doctors Can Report Gun Ownership 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. -
New Videos Offer Expanded PTSD Help Because PTSD is a complex subject, Cuddigan Law has produced a new series of videos offering more insight into the many facets of this mental health condition. -
Disabled Veterans Are Stuck in Limbo Due to COVID-19 The problem stems from paused compensation and pension (C&P) exams typically conducted in person but the VA suspended them over concerns of spreading the virus. -
The Pandemic is Affecting VA Operations With Some Surprising Outcomes The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has forced the department of Veterans Affairs to work differently and in an unexpected twist the VA may actually be reaching more veterans.
