Veterans Law

Exaggeration, especially when it comes to military or combat experiences, is nothing new. Probably the only time that people exaggerate […]

As of writing this article, blue water Vietnam Veterans are entitled to the same presumptive service connection as if they […]

38 C.F.R. pt. 4 (§§ 4.1 – 4.150) contains the VA’s Schedule for Rating Disabilities.  This is the law that […]

Arthritis and Hypertension are just two common conditions in an extensive list that the VA will grant presumptive service connection […]

Miltary Sexual Trauma (“MST”) is when a servicemember is a victim of sexual assault, forced or coerced into sexual activities, […]

If you need to make a claim because of Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome or PTSD, the VA has a form […]

Even in our great nation, military service is not always as lauded as it should be and Servicemembers and Veterans […]

In order for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to award service-connection for a disability, the Veteran must establish these […]

There are many VA benefits a spouse is eligible for, but not everyone is eligible for the designation of “spouse.”  […]

By regulation, the VA has a duty to grant “every benefit that can be supported in law.”[1]  However, the same […]