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URGENT – SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT CHANGES IN VA LAW

Veterans BenefitsBy Susan GrahamSeptember 25, 2018

If you are a Veteran or spouse of a Veteran you may want to act before the October 17, 2018 deadline to protect your assets.

Veterans Face Losing Long-Term Care Lifeline Because of VA Proposed Rule

Long-term Care, Veterans BenefitsBy Susan GrahamApril 13, 2015

By Victoria Collier, CELA, National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, March, 2015 After the revelations and outrage about long wait times and false recordkeeping that may have led to Veterans dying in a Phoenix Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) hospital, you might be surprised to hear that VA now seeks to limit a benefit available…

Veteran Receiving Non-service Connected Pension and Aid and Attendance Benefits – VA Demand for Overpayment

Veterans BenefitsBy Susan GrahamMay 25, 2012

Are you a veteran receiving benefits for non-service connected pension and Aid and Attendance?  Has the VA made a demand to be paid back for overpayment to you? What can you do? The VA can forgive any debt if there was no indication of fraud, misrepresentation, or bad faith on the part of the claimant…

A Veteran’s Benefit Is Available To Help Pay For Care.

Veterans BenefitsBy Susan GrahamMay 4, 2012

If you are a Veteran who served 90 days on active duty, one day during war time, and were not dishonorably discharged, you may be able to access a government benefit to help you or your spouse pay for caregivers in your home, or help pay for assisted living bills.  The benefit is called a…

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