Has Federal, Dept. of Veterans Affairs, by giving a formal opinion of the law to a vet., effectively provided "legal services"?
The VA does not provide legal services to veterans, period.
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The VA does not provide legal services to veterans, period.
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they may have a right of recovery if its property they are entitled to through their father's estate.
They can object to the appointment; no one can say if they might prevail on the limited facts provided.
If the VE indicates there are no jobs you can do, you should expect a favorable decision.
You indicate you are represented and have an attorney--these are questions you need to run by that attorney.
Expect your court martial to be discovered upon review by any investigator--that's completely legitimate. Now, as to the specific purpose behind...
The home should have been covered in your settlement agreement--if he's not in compliance with the settlement agreement, you can file for contempt.
The county administrator will file a final return when they are closing the estate--you'll get notice.
Based on your description, you'll have to pursue a guardianship in the county in which she resides.
there is a small death benefit stipend available--use your local NY State Dep't of Veterans Affairs office to find out more.