Service-members get “the boot” from military service for bad conduct in service. Certain types of bad-conduct discharges can be a statutory or regulatory bar to VA Benefits for service-connected disabilities like PTSD. Is there a way to overcome a...
When a Veteran starts considering whether or not to file a VA Disability Claim, there are a lot of questions that he or she tends to ask. Over the last 10 years, the following are the 14 most common basic questions I am asked about when it comes to filing VA...
The Presumption of Nexus for Chronic Conditions is the “Darby Queen” of VA Claims. A lot of the time, Veterans filing VA claims want to jump right in and get to the “nexus” part of their claim – and in this post we will talk about a...
The dominoes of a VA claim tend to fall like this: You need to prove medical nexus between an in-service event and a current diagnosis. MOST times, you need a doctor to provide that proof through an Independent Medical Expert. It’s hard to find an...
When it comes to proving a VA claim, I often talk of the “4 Pillars” – the 4 things that must be proved to win a VA Service Connection Claim. Pillar 1 is crucial – unless you can prove you are eligible for VA Benefits, the other 3 pillars...
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