Will My Partner Receive My VA (Veterans Affairs) Disability When I Die?
Veterans will often ask if their spouses, partners, and children if they will receive VA Disability after their death. The answer is that there…
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Can A 100% Disabled Veteran own a Business?
A frequently asked question amongst many veterans is: Are 100% disabled veterans allowed to own a business and continue to collect VA benefits, the…
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The Three Pillars of a Successful VA Disability Claim
There are certain conditions that the VA does not consider eligible for service connection, such as congenital or hereditary diseases and conditions, these may…
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How Do I Know If My VA Disability Is Permanent?
Disability ratings that have been in effect for a particular period of time are protected by the VA. Your VA disability rating may become…
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Are There Grants for Disabled Veteran’s?
The Department of Veterans Affairs has expanded the Specially Adapted Housing (SAH) grant program not only to cover less severely injured veterans but also…
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What is the Most Common Disability?
Veterans all across the country approach the Department of Veterans Affairs for various service-connected disabilities, as many veterans suffer from traumatic brain injuries (TBIs)…
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What Is The Claims File?
In short, the “Claims File,” or “C-File” for short, is your entire record at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). At its most basic…
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Common Mistakes – Not Evaluating TDIU
What is TDIU? TDIU (Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability) is a disability benefit that allows veterans to be compensated at a 100%, without…
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Maryland State Property Tax Exemption Benefits
Veterans with a 100% rating from the VA for permanent and total disability are exempt from paying property taxes on their homes. This means…
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What is Clear and Unmistakable Error (CUE)?
Clear and Unmistakable Error (CUE) is a highly specialized and rare type of error that when brought to the attention of later reviewers, shows…