Veterans know that the disability claims process can be cumbersome and time-consuming. While they wait for a decision to be made, many disabled veterans are delayed in getting the help they need. Fortunately, the VA offers a way to fast-track benefits requests by submitting supporting evidence with their claims. A New Orleans veterans disability attorney […]
Automobile Allowances And Adaptive Equipment For Disabled Veterans
One obstacle faced by many disabled veterans is the ability to drive. A disability can turn the relatively simple task of operating a vehicle into a challenge. Not only does this make daily life far more difficult, it limits personal freedom. Options are available to help address this sometimes overlooked need among veterans. If you […]
A Life Insurance Program For Disabled Veterans
Veterans with certain service-connected disabilities may be eligible for a life insurance program offered through the VA. Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance (S-DVI), or RH Insurance, covers veterans for up to $10,000. A New Orleans veterans benefits attorney can explain how the program works and assist you with applying for them. Established in 1951, S-DVI is available […]
How To Qualify For Veterans Benefits If You Suffer From Depression
Depression is an unfortunate reality for many veterans. Tragically, not everyone gets the help they need, as evidenced by the recent increase in veteran suicides. If you or a loved one are facing depression, anxiety, or suicidal thoughts, speak to a professional immediately. Then consider whether you may be entitled to disability benefits for your […]
What All Veterans Should Know About Dependency And Indemnity Compensation
Many servicemember families rely on veterans disability benefits. When the veteran receiving those benefits dies, it can throw the family finances into turmoil. Veterans disability benefits do not survive the death of a recipient. However, a surviving spouse may be entitled to another form of benefits called Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (or DIC). You should […]
Using Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs) For Your Disability Claim
Disabled veterans can use Disability Benefits Questionnaires, or DBQs, to process their disability compensation and pension claims. This option is for veterans who prefer to save time and not submit to the often dreaded C&P exam. There are pros and cons to DBQs, so speak with a New Orleans veterans benefits attorney before making a […]
How Do I Apply For Increased VA Disability Benefits?
A disabled veteran’s service-related condition may worsen over time. If this has happened to you, it is possible to apply for increased disability benefits. Increased benefits may be necessary to support yourself and your family and to meet your monthly needs. But the VA disability system is complicated and requires time, supporting evidence, and attention […]
New Orleans SSDI and Chronic Beryllium Disease
If you or a loved one has been exposed to a toxic level of beryllium and developed Chronic Beryllium Disease, you may be eligible for Social Security disability benefits. You should seek guidance from experienced and proven New Orleans SSDI attorneys like those here at Ascend Disability Lawyers, LLC. Beryllium is a natural mineral — […]
What Is Supplemental Security Income (SSI)?
The Social Security Administration manages two programs that provide benefits to the blind and disabled. These are the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs. If you’re a potential beneficiary, you should be familiar with both. You should also consult a New Orleans disability attorney to see if you qualify. Both […]
VA Disability Secondary Service-Connected Claim Denied — Case Example
When veterans here in New Orleans apply and seek disability ratings from the Veterans Administration (VA), typically, the application is based on an ailment or medical condition with a direct connection to an in-service event or happening. An example might be a loss of limb directly related to/caused by an in-service ordinance explosion. However, veterans […]
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