Is there anything I can do to get what's rightfully mine?
You got what you agreed to. Only way to get a modification at this point is if there has been a material change in circumstances such as to...
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You got what you agreed to. Only way to get a modification at this point is if there has been a material change in circumstances such as to...
If you were denied benefits, you file a Notice of Disagreement w/ the VA--that's the 1st step. As to the doctor's conduct, "bizarre and...
Your fiancé must apply to the VA for any benefits that the fiancé thinks they might be eligible for.
A parent does not have the authority to disclaim their child's share in a will action.
Unless you are considered as an "adult disabled child" by VA (meaning disabled before the age of 18), no VA benefits would flow to you even if...
You can sell the property outright via an Executor's or Assessor's deed. Bear in mind, you can't close the estate until after the home is sold if...
Yes--make sure you engage a VA-accredited attorney to assist with the appeal.
You are dealing w/ a VA overpayment issue which is governed by Title 38 of US Code. You have a right to due process and a hearing. You should get...
You are asking this on a public forum that anyone can see. Don't do that and don't ask anyone of us here to countenance or advise anyone to engage...
So engage one--make sure they are VA-accredited.