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September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and an important time to reflect on how that affects U.S. military veterans. It’s impossible to avoid the somber reality that veterans comprise a disproportionate share of suicide cases, because of many traumatic experiences and severe disabilities they suffer. While this a complex topic, requiring attention from many […]

Are you a veteran who has received a denial on a disability claim with the Veterans Affairs Office? It’s important to know you haven’t met the “end of the road” because there are legitimate appeal methods, provided you secure effective guidance to navigate past the red tape. We’d like to remind you of the many […]

There are many military veterans who experience what professionals dub “delayed onset of PTSD,” meaning the symptoms don’t appear immediately. Since that’s the case, it can create several difficulties whenever a veteran tries to prove it was combat related, and apply for disability benefits. The Reality of Delayed Onset PTSD for Older Veterans It’s common […]

Nothing is worse than adding insult to injury, which, sadly, is what dealing with the Veterans Affairs (VA) office often entails for many returning service veterans. Besides dealing with the bureaucracy, it’s also possible to watch their disabilities worsen after receiving VA hospital treatment. While this isn’t the case all the time, it’s always possible […]

How do service members know when they’ve been denied disability status by the Veterans Affairs (VA) office? Alas, the VA will not notify you via phone, email, or regular mail. You’ll have to be proactive about checking this yourself. It’s also important not to fall for any scams from anyone who contacts you pretending to […]

Have you suffered a disability denial from the Veteran Affairs (VA) office? If so, then you may wonder what recourse you have to an appeal. Since 2019, there are three ways to accomplish this: 1) Adding supplemental information to your case, 2) Requesting a more senior reviewer, or 3) Utilizing the Board of Veterans’ Appeals. […]

Are you a U.S. veteran, who has served honorably, but haven’t gotten everything you deserve from the VA? This could involve benefits discrepancies, not receiving awards/medals/ribbons, and trouble filing disability claims. Alas, the VA has a responsibility of handling these affairs properly, but often falls far short of expectations. That’s where we feel in the […]