Navigating the VA disability benefits process can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes time for a hearing with the Board of Veterans’ Appeals (BVA). From gathering the right medical records to understanding legal procedures, there’s a lot at stake. That’s...

Navigating the VA disability process can feel overwhelming especially when it comes to paperwork. With so many forms, numbers, and deadlines, it is easy to get confused and overwhelmed. But one of the most common and costly mistakes Veterans make...

Serving in the military demands strength, sacrifice, and courage. After serving your country, you deserve access to quality healthcare that addresses your unique needs. Many Veterans are left facing lasting health challenges without the support they deserve. From physical injuries...

As is to be expected, leaving the military comes with a variety of challenges. From securing a new job, to potentially moving to a new city, and generally just transitioning to civilian life, there is more to it than you...

Waiting for your VA disability benefits appeal can feel like an arduous and never-ending process. Those who have gone through it can testify to it being an extremely frustrating process; but with the right support system, it can be made...

While some attorneys may mislead you by suggesting they can make the Veterans disability claims process go faster, that is not true. An attorney cannot expedite your claim. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) currently takes about 4-8 months to...

When beginning your VA disability claim, it can be challenging to determine whether you will need an attorney to assist you with the process. After all, lawyers are expensive and cannot promise specific outcomes. When making such an impactful decision,...

The VA disability claims process is a critical part of a Veteran’s reintegration to society. You can file a supplemental claim to help get the result you want, but what happens when a decision has already been rendered? In many...

The Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) provides benefits for Veterans who served in the U.S. military and to their dependents. These benefits include healthcare, disability compensation, pensions, education, home loans, life insurance, burial benefits, caregiver support, vocational rehabilitation, counseling, homeless...

Suicide prevention among veterans is a top clinical priority for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). The VA health care system, in collaboration with other community-based organizations, Veterans service organizations, and healthcare providers, offers a variety of resources to...