The VA’s Duty to Maximize your benefits
The VA Duty to Maximize is just one of the many legal duties the VA owes to Veterans. Setting aside the fact that the VA’s legal duties are treated more like “if-you-cans” than legal obligations, the Duty to Maximize is often overlooked in the VA...
Another Form Bites the Dust – RIP VA Form 21-526b
Learn how to hire the right attorney for you and your claim here.So you’re getting ready to file a claim, and you go to look for a copy of VA Form 21-526. You click the link in google, and are taken to this message on the VA website: Did you do something wrong?...
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VA Form 21-2680: Request for VA Aid and Attendance Benefits
What is VA Form 21-2680 used for? VA Form 21-2680 is a form, filled out by a medical doctor, to support a claim for aid and attendance and/or housebound benefits filed with the Department of Veterans Affairs. It is not one of the VA claims application forms –...Featured Products
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