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3 Common Reasons TDIU Claims Are Wrongfully Denied VA disability law is so complex that even the person evaluating your disability application may make a mistake. Learn how we can help. -
How PTSD Affects the Aging Veteran 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. -
3 Ways an Attorney Can Help With Your BVA Appeal If you are planning a BVA appeal, an experienced Veterans benefits attorney can help you access the disability benefits you deserve. -
How to Check 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. -
Using Testimony From a Vocational Expert to Support Your TDIU Claim If you are attempting to receive TDIU benefits from the VA, testimony from a vocational expert can be persuasive evidence. -
How to Get Special Monthly Compensation and TDIU Depending on the nature of their disability, Veterans who receive a 100% rating through TDIU may also qualify to receive Special Monthly Compensation. -
Age Can’t Be Considered as a Factor in TDIU Claims Although your age can make it hard to find suitable work, this can’t be considered in a TDIU claim. Learn more here. -
What Veterans Need to Know About 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. -
Getting Approved for TDIU When You Have Non-Service Connected Disabilities Although non-service-connected disabilities can make it hard to find work, they can't be considered in a TDIU claim. Learn more here. -
Using Buddy Statements to Support Your Application for Disability Benefits Buddy statements can provide powerful evidence for your VA disability claim. Learn how to use them to build a strong case for benefits. -
Receiving TDIU and SSDI Benefits If you are receiving TDIU benefits, you may also qualify for SSDI. However, these are separate programs with two distinct application processes. -
Tips for Filing Your Notice of Disagreement A Notice of Disagreement (NOD) starts the appeals process for your VA disability benefits. Learn how to complete this form.