Veteran Affairs
Special Relief for Those Potentially Impacted by COVID-19.
If you are in the process of buying a home, refinancing or are a professional in the field please take a look at the following article circulated by Department of Veteran Affairs. On March 16, 2020, VBA issued Circular 26-20-7, entitled “Special Relief for Those Potentially Impacted by COVID-19.” In lieu of conducting a face-to-face…
Read MoreEvidence: Unlocking your Compensation Claim
While the Department of Veterans Affairs states their process is non adversarial, in most cases a Veteran has to prove his or her case beyond the scope of the Benefit of Doubt Doctrine. Tipping the scale in their favor is often encountered with much antagonism from VA employees. For example: During a recent phone conference…
Read MoreAllied Support to Reduce the VA Backlog
Finding Better Solutions Together U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the Inter-agency Council on Veterans, and the National Academies of Science propose that factors such as changes in health care education, Veteran suicide rates and homelessness issues are among the primary reasons for the VA claim backlog. In the last two decades, science has revealed medical…
Read MoreAntiquated Process: The Maryland CNC Word Recognition Test
Many Veterans would agree that something failed during their audio VA compensation and pension examination. It is difficult to point out the many flaws within the system, however, I do know that Veterans viewed the examiner’s opinion of them as “incredulous”. “I felt they did not believe me that I could not hear the word“,…
Read MoreVeterans Seek Better Representation: Procedure without Function
Veterans are fed up with procedures without function!! Situational Stress: The Veteran’s quest for a claim resolution! When a Veteran would like to make a legal claim with the Department of Veteran’s Affairs, they will work with a Veteran Service Officer (VSO). The VSO will conduct an assessment meeting to hear the Veteran’s claim and…
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