Even after completing their military service, many Veterans feel lasting impacts from their time in combat. Veterans experiencing mental and/or physical disabilities due to their service are entitled to receive disability benefit payments from The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs...

The military is dedicated to protecting the freedom and safety of US citizens. It is important for civilians to return such efforts and fight for the protection of Veterans, especially as they re-enter civilian life. This transition from military life...

Securing a disability rating from the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) can be incredibly time-consuming. Not only does the VA require that applicants demonstrate just how much their disability impacts their daily life, but they must also provide documentation by...

Veterans’ benefits are incredibly important for many people, but they can take a long time to get approved. If you are a Veteran looking to request priority processing with the VA, you will need to fill out VA Form 20-10207...

It is no secret that navigating the various documentation requirements of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) can be exhausting. Failing to provide a critical document, or submitting it with errors, could delay your acceptance or even result in...

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...

Seeking medical treatment is crucial for your VA disability claim to gather medical evidence to support your case. Medical records and the specific information regarding the treatment you received to help your injuries can help secure your chances of claiming...

When service members are injured, the repercussions might affect his or her ability to work once they finish their service. When trying to claim benefits for multiple disabilities, Veterans can run into the issue of VA Pyramiding. It is important...

When applying for TDIU as a Veteran, there are things you should know regarding your capabilities to work, the process of applying, and how you may qualify. Being equipped and ready for the application is the first step in ensuring...

The Department of Veterans Affairs has announced a recent update to the VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities aimed toward digestive conditions. The new changes modify the rating criteria for the 55 medical conditions on the rating schedule, and incorporates new...