You probably won't benefit from the PACT Act for those claims but it might be worthwhile to file them, anyway. As Mr. Early wrote, they'd be...

You have a few options: 1. You can try to increase your current ratings. To do that, you'd need to prove to the VA that your conditions are more...

The military will ask about your health and you are required to be forthright about it, both for your own good and for those with whom you serve...

This doesn't look like a military law question. Moving it to worker's comp so you might get some better information.

I think your question would be better answered by lawyers familiar with bankruptcy law rather than military law. I'm moving your question to that...

I agree with my colleagues. To add to their answers, it isn't necessary for your husband to have served in a time of war in order to qualify for...

It would be worth filing the claims. You're outside the presumptive window but that just means you'd have to prove service connection. I have no...

It's not clear whether you are referring to an old policy that you are trying to renew or whether you are referring to an entirely new policy. ...

As a knee-jerk response, your safest way to do this would be to try to obtain a license to use the characters. Use of these copyrighted characters...

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