Applying for disability benefits, whether they be from the Social Security Administartion or the VA, is a process can be quite confusing, so we have broken down parts of it into helpful, easy-to-understand articles.
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Important Facts About the VA’s Right to Take Away Your GunUnder certain conditions, the VA can take away a veteran’s gun. Here, learn the circumstances that allow the VA this right
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Puzzle Solution: JuneHere's the solution to the June newsletter Brain Teaser.
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Insight: June NewsletterWorking From Home Can Be a Pain in the Back, VA Operations During the Pandemic, How Long Will My Social Security Disability Benefits Last?, Watermelon Refresher
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What to Know About Gun Ownership If You’ve Been Diagnosed With a Mental Health ConditionIf you’re a veteran diagnosed with PTSD, you may worry about your right to own a firearm, laws about gun ownership and mental health issues.
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Insight: May NewsletterDon't Fall Victim to Coronavirus Scams, Meet Kim Schram: Cuddigan Law's Newest Attorney, Comfort Food Recipe: Hearty Chicken Pot Pie
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Headline: Puzzle Solution: MayHere’s the answer to May's Word Search Puzzle
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When You’re Denied VA Benefits Because of MalingeringMany vets return home from active duty develop (PTSD) and need financial assistance from the VA. However, some individuals fake symptoms—known as malingering
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Insight: April NewsletterCoping With Coronavirus: What You Need to Know About VA and Social Security Disability, How to Spot Fake Emails, 5 Totally Free Things on the Internet Worth Paying For
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Puzzle Solution: April InsightHere’s the answer to April's Brain Teaser
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What Happens With Your C&P Exam If You're Diagnosed With PTSDWhen you apply for VA disability benefits for PTSD, you’ll undergo a C&P exam to assess your condition. Here, learn more about this exam for PTSD.