For veterans, receiving a denied VA disability claim can feel like a huge step back from living a financially stable life. VA benefits provide essential financial support for veterans who have a medical condition related to their military service. If a veteran received a denied or lower disability rating than they expected, they have the…
The VA claims process is extensive and requires a substantial amount of detailed documentation. Some types of documentation you will be asked to provide include details of your disability, service records, and medical evidence. Once you have submitted your claim, the VA will review it. The amount of time it takes for the VA to…
When veterans return from their time in service, often they will face physical and mental challenges. Because of this, the VA will provide disability benefits to those who have a disability that emerged from their service. In some cases, a veteran may develop a secondary condition. A secondary condition is a health issue that was…
As we head into 2025, it is important for veterans and their families to be aware of the changes they may see to the VA benefits they receive. One of the changes that happens every year is the COLA (Cost of Living Adjustment) increase. This annual increase in benefits is meant to help offset the…
Veterans who suffer from injuries or conditions that were caused by their military service can file for VA disability benefits. During this process, veterans will need to prove that the condition is directly connected to their military service and affects their daily lives. This can be a complex process and involves having strong supporting evidence…
The VA disability claims process can be lengthy, with the average time it takes to receive a decision being 11.5 months. It can be frustrating to wait so long for the benefits you deserve. Receiving your benefits in a timely manner allows you to live more comfortably and get rid of any financial stress. By…
The process of filing a VA claim can be a long and stressful journey. Getting your VA claim denied can feel like a setback on their path to financial stability and support. If you disagree with a VA decision, you can choose from 3 decision review options to continue your case: Supplemental Claim, a Higher-Level…
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), is a disorder that many people develop after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event which makes it difficult for them to recover. Veterans are more likely to develop this disorder than civilians and it is estimated it can affect 11–30% of returning service members. If you have PTSD from a…
A 100% VA disability rating signifies a veteran’s service-connected condition prevents them from being gainfully employed. While this rating acknowledges the severity of their situation, the true value lies in the benefits it unlocks, especially in a state like California with a robust support system for veterans. Let’s delve into the tangible advantages a 100%…
Receiving cash payments through the Veterans’ Disability Compensation Program can often make a difference in a person’s ability to support themselves and their family. Veterans receiving these payments can use them to pay their mortgage, put food on the table, or care for other day-to-day needs. However, not every veteran who seeks out these benefits…
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