How can I sue the VA benefits?

You start by filing a Notice of Disagreement with VA--that initiates the appeal process. Get a local VA-accredited attorney to assist you.

Can the State of Kentucky garnish my SSDI and/or VA Disability to recover unemployment overpayment?

You are drawing both SSDI and VA at the 100% rate. I don't know what your SSDI is but 100% VA is a minimum of $2,906.83 per month and that's tax...

How can I sell my house with a life estate attached to it

No one is going to buy the property just from you if its encumbered with a life estate. As a practical matter, you and your mother will have to...

How can I get my inheritance from my stepmother. My father passed over a year ago.

1. Hire a local estate attorney. 2. See if probate has been opened on the estate; if not, you can force the issue and seek to open it yourself...

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Military enlistment with medical issue

The services, and the individual jobs within the services, can have differing physical qualification requirements. It varies from service to...

What next? The VA was made to admit they did a surgery wrong, and another not needed. Still not 100% rated. Total disabled.

So appeal the VA determination as to the level of disability--you have one year from the date of that decision to preserve your right of appeal by...

How can I get pro bono assistance for myself an unemployed veteran for a family lawyer in regards to getting custody of 3 childr

A local legal aid veterans clinic is run at the VA clinic in Carrollton--call for an appointment. Alternatively, call the State Bar of GA and ask...

Is the military responsible for exposed to a dangerous desease

Your recourse is with a VA claim if you issues related to the exposure during active duty.

Mother on Medicaid Father on Medicaid 13 months deceased. Mother broke hip at nursing home. Want to save house.

If Mom is on Medicaid already, you are a little late in the game for long term Medicaid asset protection. There are some provisions for family...

Can I still sue the Veterans Affairs Hospital for a stroke that left me totally disabled?

No you cannot sue the VA under the Federal Tort Claims Act for medical malpractice. By the fact pattern, the case was already filed and then...