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Veterans With Ischemic Heart Disease Have a Presumed Service Connection for VA Disability Benefits
A Veteran’s benefits attorney explains how to establish a connection between ischemic heart disease and military service to get VA Disability benefits.
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State-Specific Benefits for US Veterans Living in Virginia
No matter where in the world a US Veteran lives, they may be able to receive a range of benefits. However, there are additional benefits available to Veterans living in certain places. Virginia offers Veterans substantial discounts on recreational licenses, special employment and educational programs, and many others.
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VA Disability Rating for Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
How the VA rates generalized anxiety disorder: the 0% to 100% criteria under code 9400, how anxiety and PTSD are rated together, and how to qualify or appeal.
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Sean Kendall Gives a Roadmap Through The VA Claims Appeals Process
The VA appeals process is complex and it can be difficult to navigate. Filing the correct type of appeal can make a difference in the outcome of a case. Sean Kendall discusses the different pathways for an appeal and the benefits and drawbacks of each, along with some tips and tricks for filing appeals and getting the best results.
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How the United States Department of Veterans Affairs Rates Prostate Cancer Residuals
If you suffer from residuals from prostate cancer, you may qualify for VA disability benefits depending on the severity of the condition. Find out more here.
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Our VA Disability Attorney Discusses Tips and Tricks for Your Claim
If you are a Veteran applying for disability, there are several tips and tricks to consider that can help improve your chances of getting the claim approved.
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VA Benefits for Spouses of Veterans with 100% Disability
If you are a spouse of a Veteran who has a 100% disability rating, you may qualify for benefits to help them overcome certain challenges. Find out more here.
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Understanding the Rule 33 Staff Conference
As part of the appeal process, your attorney may be required to attend a Rule 33 Conference over the phone to discuss whether your case will be resolved or not.
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PTSD May Begin After Deployment Ends
PTSD can occur within three months of experiencing trauma, but for some veterans, signs may not happen until much later. Find out more here.
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Maximize Your Asthma Rating By Understanding the Veterans Affairs Ratings Schedule
How to maximize your asthma rating as explained by the VA claims attorneys at Sean Kendall Law. Our benefits lawyers work with clients around the world who suffer from asthma as a service-connected condition.
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Steps to Take After a Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) C&P Exam
There are several things to do after a C&P exam that can help you obtain your results and prepare for an appeal if your claim is denied. Find out more here.
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State-Specific Veterans' Benefits for US Vets Living in Florida
US Veterans living around the world may be able to receive a broad range of benefits. However, veterans residing in specific areas may be eligible for additional benefits. State benefits for Veterans living in Florida range from a free driver's license to substantial property tax exemptions.
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