What is VA form 21-526EZ used for? We explain when and how to use the Application for Disability Compensation form.
Using VA Form 21-4138, Statement in Support of Claim
Veterans can use the 21-4138 VA form to submit a formal statement in support of their VA claim for disability, health care, pension, and more.
Understanding Reservists and National Guard VA Benefits
Does the National Guard get VA benefits? Can Reservists get VA disability? We explain.
Navy Veterans Can Get VA Disability Benefits
We explain Navy benefits, who is eligible for Navy disability pay, and common service-related conditions among Navy veterans.
Who Qualifies as a Combat Veteran?
As a combat veteran, you experienced things that may have changed you. Read on to learn what combat veteran benefits are available to help.
Where to Find Homeless Veteran Benefits
We explore some of the specialized programs the VA and nonprofit organizations have developed that offer homeless veterans assistance.
Woods & Woods: VA Disability Lawyers Serving Florida
If you are looking for an experienced and professional VA disability lawyer in Florida, call us today for your free case evaluation.
Understanding VA Math and the VA Combined Rating Table
VA combined ratings can be confusing. This article will explain how VA math works and share three ways to calculate a VA combined rating.
How Combat-Related Special Compensation Works for Veterans
We explain what Combat-Related Special Compensation is, the eligibility criteria for CRSC, how to apply, and how much CRSC you could earn.
Fully Developed Claim for VA Disability Benefits
A fully developed claim for VA disability may mean getting a faster decision on your claim, but requires extra steps. We explain.
Understanding VA Disability After an Arrest or Incarceration
Read this article to learn more about how VA disability works for veterans who are in jail or have been convicted of a felony.
Understanding 10% VA Disability Ratings
Although a 10% disability rating may seem insignificant, it can have a real impact. We explain why a 10% VA disability is still worth pursuing.