Things the VA can't (easily) take back.
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- čas přidán 8. 03. 2021
- There are certain decisions the VA makes that the VA is (mostly) stuck with. This can help you a lot as you continue to fight your claim.
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Thanks for this video. I was hesitant to file secondary claims out of fear of loosing my original service connection.
Evidentiary questions decide all cases. Thank you Al.
Good video.
Thanks for the info.
What about Separation Pay?
Are talking about Involuntary Separation Pay or Disability Severance Pay. If you later apply for VA disability you can expect the VA to recoup the latter.
@@WalshVetLaw They called it "Reduction In Force"
I received an Honorable and Separation Pay. Was Voluntary.
@@christroutman382 There is a sliver of a chance you can claim current hardship so as to get recoupment of your separation pay waived. It would probably take going as high as your Congressman/Senator to apply the pressure, and it still might not work, but it could. What can't be waived is the half-separation pay to those who were involuntarily but otherwise honorably discharged. (Weight standards, failure to advance beyond terminal rank, DADT.) For that there is no remedy but waiting for them to recoup that pay. Trust me on this, I tried. That's where I learned all the above.
If you reopen your claim, it brings everything back available for review
Sometimes reopening the claim can trigger that, sometimes the VA will do it on their own.
Not always. I used to work with the VBA in Reno.
Your life oh wait they do take veterans life’s every day.
Can you get payed mor than 100%?
Yes but it's gonna be addons. For example but not limited to: dependants and combat related injury addon. Also SSDI is pretty much a sure thing if you're 100% plus plenty states wave property tax for 100%. If you include things like that, it's massive
Depending on your situation, you may qualify for special monthly compensation.
@@26longlongtime SSDI is nowhere close to a sure thing. Maybe before the law change in 2017…but not now. In fact I just lost my court hearing last month even though the SSDI doctor pretty much agreed with the VA doctor. That bitch female judge basically just crapped all over my evidence and picked it apart because she felt like it.
Yes Special Monthly Compensation S1
cant hear the video sound too low
You should put in a claim for hearing loss…🤔🤔🤔???
@@Cr-cf1bd so funny I forgot to laugh, you must be woke>
Be woke or be dumb. Easy diagnosis. Mental Health is taking patients for cult therapy and counseling if you are interested.
Are you a rater? If you aren't stop making these videos spreading misinformation about how the VA works
I am a licensed attorney, and I am accredited by the VA to represent veterans before the VA. Knowing how the VA works is part of maintaining that VA accreditation. It is very important to me that what I say on my CZcams channel is accurate because my reputation and credibility depends on it. If you found an error in something I've said, please let me know so I can correct it.
Get back on your meds Brian. The guy is a VA accredited attorney, so he is exactly who we should be listening to.
@@WalshVetLaw He probably listens to combat Craig ….not to say he doesn’t provide some good information but he constantly contradicts himself especially in the comment section of his videos
Are you a rater ? If not stop making comments about how a VA accredited attorney, who can practice law before the BVA, and applies opinions and facts of VA law, to the VA.
@@Broommaker19 I am a rater, and I've been doing it for 8yrs. So yes I can tell you he's spreading misinformation because he is interpretation of the policies and regulations are not all correct. Aka misinformation