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Parachutists: You May Be Eligible for Disability Benefits
The Obstacle of Getting Your Veterans Benefits Sometimes the biggest obstacle of getting your Veterans Benefits is connecting your injuries to your service. This can sometimes be a very involved process. There can be years, sometimes decades, between your service and the onset of an injury. Many Veterans aren’t aware they can receive benefits for…
Read MoreVA PRESUMPTIVE: Service Connected Presumptive Conditions [Diseases]
Many Veterans Face a Higher Risk for Cancer Due to Exposures. Are You One of Them? When a Veteran returns to civilian life, it can be a challenge. This is especially true if he or she has been diagnosed with a new disease or has had a disease worsen during service. Typically, the first step…
Read MoreThe Frightening Facts About Opioid Addiction and Our Veterans
National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) According to the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), patients of the Veterans Health Administration are twice as likely to die from accidental overdose than non-Veterans. Thankfully, action has finally been taken. On April 30, 2019, a press release came out of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)…
Read MoreVA Disability Claim Myths
There are some common reasons Veterans don’t want to make a VA disability claim Myth: I don’t have a disability. It’s unfortunate that there is a stigma around the term “disability”. A better way to look at a VA disability claim is to say, “I have a medical condition that occurred during, or was caused…
Read More“Educating” Yourself on Tax Allowances
Veterans Can Take Advantage There are a number of tax deductions or credits our Veterans can take advantage of – all well deserved. Education front and foremost. And with tax season looming ever closer, Veterans and civilians alike are gathering their W2s, 1099s, 1098s, and other combinations of letters and numbers. As a Veteran, you…
Read MoreWhy Veterans Struggle With Sleep Apnea
Our firm focuses on VA Disability benefits and Social Security Disability. The two programs are similar in many ways. However, one of the biggest differences involves how applicants are approved. The primary reason for being approved for Social Security Disability is that you are completely unable to perform past or future work. That’s in stark…
Read MoreWhat Navy Veterans Need To Know About VA Disability
There are five branches of the Military. Each branch is unique and has its own set of challenges for the men and women who choose to enlist. Overall, the branch or branches of the Military in which you served won’t dramatically impact your VA Disability claim. For instance, the VA does not give Veterans of…
Read More4 Strategies to Overcome Your VA Disability Denial
If you’re a Veteran who is considering filing a VA Disability claim, you might look to the VA for guidance. The VA has a great website and even a blog written by a diverse group of Veterans that can provide a substantial amount of information. The VA, however, doesn’t talk much about how many Veterans…
Read MoreVeterans Day Weekend Kickoff Cookout Set for November 8th
There are two things all of the employees of this firm have in common; we like to get out of the office as much as possible, and we love to raise money for worthy causes. Each year we participate in the Relay for Life, and we have had two successful Walk4Vets events. We even started an annual…
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