Some veterans suffer from incapacitating episodes. The more frequent the episodes are, the higher the VA rating you qualify for.
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Using Lay Statements to Support Your VA Claim
A lay statement can show the VA how your disabilities make your life more difficult. A statement from a friend, family member, or even a former employer can make a stronger case for your VA claim.
Marginal and Sheltered Work Environments and TDIU
…If a veteran is employed in a sheltered work environment, they may still be considered for TDIU benefits, even if the job’s income is above the poverty line. https://www.woodslawyers.com/can-i-get-100-percent-va-disability-while-working/ How…
Connecting Erectile Dysfunction to Your Military Service
Veterans experience erectile dysfunction for a variety of reasons. Here’s how to connect ED to military service and receive VA benefits.
Camp Lejeune Veterans Benefits
Veterans exposed to contaminated water at Camp Lejeune can receive VA disability and health benefits and may be able to take legal action.
Can I get SSDI with 100%?
Veterans can receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) with a 100% VA rating. The Social Security Administration works independently from the VA. This means your rating from the VA will not negatively impact your SSDI claim. In fact, your rating can be used to help your case as evidence of your disability. Since the programs […]
Can I get SSDI with TDIU?
Many veterans think that receiving TDIU from the VA might prevent them from getting SSDI. This is not the case.
Using DBQs for VA Disability Claims
Doctors use a DBQ form to record a veteran’s condition so the VA can then evaluate and make a decision on the veteran’s disability claim. In this article you can find links to many DBQ forms and instructions about using them.
VA Rating for Brain Tumors
Generally, the amount veterans receive in VA disability benefits for brain tumors depends on whether the tumor is benign or malignant. A malignant brain tumor, regardless of type, is rated at 100%, with a minimum residual rating of 30%.
3 ways to go from 90% to 100% VA rating
If you are a veteran with a 90% VA rating, this article could help you increase your benefits by more than $1,300 a month.
