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Filing a New Claim for VA Disability Benefits Typically, it is best to go through the complete VA appeals process. However, filing a new claim can sometimes be beneficial. Learn more here. -
Receiving Disability Benefits for GERD and PTSD Gastroesophageal reflux disease (also known as GERD, acid reflux, or heartburn) is often linked to PTSD. Learn how this affects your VA disability benefits. -
Disability Benefits for PTSD and Your Gun Rights Most Veterans receiving VA disability benefits for PTSD are able to keep their firearms, but gun ownership can be restricted in severe cases. -
Mistakes the VA Makes in TDIU Claims VA disability law is so complex that even the person evaluating your disability application may make a mistake. Learn how we can help. -
PTSD in Aging Veterans Although most Veterans with PTSD are diagnosed shortly after returning from combat, symptoms can appear at a later date. Learn how this affects VA disability. -
How an Attorney Can Help With a BVA Appeal If you are planning a BVA appeal, an experienced Veterans benefits attorney can help you access the disability benefits you deserve. -
Checking the Status of Your VA Claim or Appeal Going online is the easiest way to check the status of a VA claim or appeal, but you can also call the regional office or VA hotline. -
How a Vocational Expert Can Support Your TDIU Claim If you are attempting to receive TDIU benefits from the VA, testimony from a vocational expert can be persuasive evidence. -
Receiving TDIU and Special Monthly Compensation Depending on the nature of their disability, Veterans who receive a 100% rating through TDIU may also qualify to receive Special Monthly Compensation. -
TDIU Claims Can’t Consider Your Age Although your age can make it hard to find suitable work, this can’t be considered in a TDIU claim. Learn more here. -
Coping With PTSD Trauma Anniversaries Trauma anniversaries are well-recognized as triggering PTSD symptoms for Veterans. Learn how to cope and why VA disability benefits can be a valuable resource. -
How Non-Service-Connected Disabilities Affect TDIU Although non-service-connected disabilities can make it hard to find work, they can't be considered in a TDIU claim. Learn more here.
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