If you ever need VA benefits of any kind – disability benefits, health benefits, or retirement – the first document you will need is your DD214.
VA Disability Benefits
These are articles about how to navigate the VA's complex processes, receiving VA disability compensation for service-connected conditions, and other veterans benefits.
Effects of Sleep Deprivation in the Military
Active-duty service members don’t get enough sleep. That can lead to sleep disorders which can contribute to major mental and physical health issues.
Power of Attorney for VA Disability Benefits
Why does a VA disability lawyer ask you to sign a power of attorney form? How can it help you?
Native American Veterans Benefits Guide
We discuss the VA benefits available to Native American veterans and how they can apply.
VA Disability Benefits for Arthritis in the Ankle
Military service can take a toll on your ankles and eventually lead to ankle arthritis. This post explains the VA rating for ankle arthritis.
What Does It Take To Get a 70% PTSD VA Rating?
Veterans diagnosed with PTSD who are living in a nearly constant state of panic or depression and struggling at work and home qualify for 70% VA disability.
VA Disability Benefits for Losing an Arm
Veterans who lost an arm, hand, or finger during military service are eligible for VA disability benefits and other compensation. This article explains the ratings and the available benefits.
Can Your VA Disability Be Garnished for Child Support?
If you are a divorced veteran with children, you might wonder how your disability payments will be affected. This article explains what you need to know.
What is a Notice of Disagreement?
If you are looking for a Notice of Disagreement form to appeal your VA disability benefits, this article will help you find the right one.
Will I Lose My VA Disability Benefits If I Use Marijuana?
Veterans often ask if marijuana use puts their VA benefits at risk. This article explores how the VA handles marijuana use.
Getting a VA Rating for Circadian Rhythm Dysfunction
If your sleep schedule is messed up because of a service-connected disability, you might get VA Disability for Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorder.
VA Disability for Nocturia and Sleep Apnea
Nocturia and sleep apnea are common problems for veterans and can be linked in quite a few ways.
