Indiana Disability Legal Blog
Aid and Attendance: The VA Benefit Many Veterans Don’t Know They Have
Countless veterans who served their country with honor are missing out on a substantial financial benefit that could transform their approach to long-term care. The Aid and Attendance pension represents one of the most significant yet underused resources available through
VSO vs. VA Attorney: Who’s the Right Advocate for Your Disability Claim?
When pursuing a VA disability claim or appeal, veterans are faced with a crucial question: Should you work with a Veterans Service Officer (VSO) or hire a private VA-accredited attorney? Both options serve valuable roles in the VA claims process,
Understanding the Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers (PCAFC)
The sacrifices made by veterans extend beyond their time in service. More often, veterans are left with lasting injuries and illnesses that require ongoing care. Recognizing the vital role of family members in providing this care, the Department of Veterans
Understanding VA Housebound Criteria | What It Means and How to Qualify
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) offers various forms of support for veterans, including the Housebound Allowance benefit. This benefit aims to compensate veterans that are primarily confined in their homes by providing a special monthly pension in addition to
Understanding 38 USC 1151
Navigating the complex landscape of Veteran Affairs benefits can be daunting for most veterans. In addition to the complex eligibility requirements and documentation, understanding the available benefits can be a task. Other than the standard benefits for which most disabled
A Guide to Understanding Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC) Claims for Veterans
Losing a veteran loved one is a devastating experience. Beyond the emotional toll, families often face financial hardship. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) offers Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC) to provide much-needed assistance to a veteran’s eligible survivors. This