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In most cases, an individual cannot sue the VA because the government cannot be a defendant in a civil lawsuit under a legal doctrine called...
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In most cases, an individual cannot sue the VA because the government cannot be a defendant in a civil lawsuit under a legal doctrine called...
I would highly recommend that you go to the National Organization of Veterans' Advocates attorney directory. You can find it at the following...
If you already submitted your SF-180, and received less than the entire record, I would suggest calling the NPRC to ask them to search for the rest...
Assuming that you have been discharged from the military, and your character of discharge is not Dishonorable, you can apply for VA...
The evidence you submitted is definitely supportive of a finding for honorable for VA purposes. However, you may also need to develop your claim...
There is a list of veteran's advocacy attorneys on the National Organization of Veterans' Advocates ("NOVA") website. Here is a link for your...
The effective date of a VA service-connected disability benefit is the date that the VA is on notice that the veteran is requesting a benefit. In...
Yes, you can submit your Notice of Disagreement without supporting evidence. The only thing that is required in a Notice of Disagreement ("NOD") ...
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Whether you are a soldier or not, no one is "allowed" to assault another person. The punishment will be determined by who takes jurisdiction in...
You must be accredited by the VA to do this work. You do not have to be an attorney to be accredited.