Can I file small claims court case against the VA????
You must first exhaust all administrative remedies with the VA before you can bring a court action. Start with the patient advocate as you have...
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You must first exhaust all administrative remedies with the VA before you can bring a court action. Start with the patient advocate as you have...
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You need an immediate consult w/ a family law attorney who understands military benefits and military retirements.
Sounds like a guardianship for her may be in order.
Its a legitimate request--but follow what your attorney is telling you.
Yes, VA will recover any overpayment made by them. She should get the January stipend, not February.
Divorce is a bar to VA benefits, as is remarriage (unless you are over the age of 57 in some very restrictively designed VA benefit patterns). If...
Don't call DC--it'll get lost in the morass of unaccountable Executive Branch bureaucracy up there. Rather, the VAMC hospitals have a chain of...
Partition for sale--that's how its done. Hire an attorney to help you
You need a consult with an elder law attorney--there's a potential guardianship/conservatorship issue here, a fiduciary question, as well as an...
Something doesn't sound right here--you need a consult with a local elder law attorney to fully develop all the facts.