My husband died 4 months ago without a will in the state of Georgia.
My condolences and as mentioned by the others, you should consider filing for Year's Support. a local attorney can assist you in filing an...
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My condolences and as mentioned by the others, you should consider filing for Year's Support. a local attorney can assist you in filing an...
You can always appeal a VA determination--that's what you should do, not bring suit. Get a local VA-accredited attorney to assist you.
If the amount in the account is less than $10,000.00, there is a statutory procedure for next of kin to claim it; over $10,000.00 and you'll have...
As long as mom has capacity, she has to agree to any type of move.
I would agree with treating it as "loss or los of use". I also refer you to the rating tables of 38 CFR 4.97. Careful referring to BVA citations...
As a surviving spouse, you may have an entitlement to benefits known as either SBP (from your husband's military retirement IF he enrolled in that...
Asked and answered and the answer won't change. After 60 days of incarceration, VA disability is reduced to the 10% rate by statute and regulation.
No, you cannot as Mr. Ashman so correctly indicates.
I often encounter this very situation and yes, it can be done if done so correctly. The POA has to be very careful in being able to demonstrate...
Duplicate post--see my answer to your other post.