The highest court in the United States for Veteran’s Disability appeals is the CAVC. Here is how and why you’d want to send your case there.
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What is New and Relevant Evidence?
If your VA disability claim was denied, the best way to appeal is by showing the VA some New and Material evidence. Here’s how.
Filing a Supplemental Claim for VA Disability Benefits
If your VA disability benefits claim was denied, you may still be able to receive compensation by filing a supplemental claim with new evidence.
A Fully Developed Claim For Veteran’s Disability Better Be Perfect
When a Veteran applies for disability with the Fully Developed Claim process, it can get approved faster, but only if it’s 100% perfect.
More Than Tics and Cuss Words: The VA Ratings For Tourette’s
Uncontrolled shouts or muscle movements can be caused by Tourette’s Syndrome or a number of other conditions that qualify for VA disability.
There Isn’t an ADHD VA Disability Rating. How to Get Benefits Anyway.
Although the VA does not have a diagnostic code for ADHD, veterans looking for ADHD disability benefits might still have success. Learn more.
The VA’s Three Categories of Sleep Disorders
Sleep disorders can be especially hard to manage because they lead to many other secondary-connected veterans disabilities.
Combat vs. Non-Combat Veterans VA Disability
You don’t have to see combat to be a veteran and get disability benefits, but vets that see combat have different application details.
Getting the Right Forms for Your VA Disability Application
The endless list of forms for your VA disability application or appeal can be crazy, but we can fill out the right ones together.
What Is VASRD for Veterans?
VASRD stands for Veteran Affairs Schedule for Rating Disabilities.