The Results of Bad Advice

In this 23rd episode of The Veterans Voice, experienced veterans disability attorney Amanda L. Mineer talks about:
- Basics of proving a claim for VA disability benefits
- 3 things you can appeal - evaluating whether you should appeal your rating decision
- Why you shouldn’t skip your C&P Exam
- Dispelling other misconceptions about the VA disability process
Call-In Guest:
Max, talks about unfortunate consequences of relying on bad advice about your VA disability claim
Broadcast date: March 22, 2022
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[@tammy495]

Thank you so much for this information! I really enjoy listening, I am a veteran and currently going through the disability process. It's overwhelming and your info is so helpful. I had a c & p on March 28, 2022 on April 5th I went to my local VBA, completed a FOIA request for a copy and was told they no longer give them out before the rater makes their decision and notifies the vet. So they lied to me ?

[@Veteranslaw]

Glad to hear it Tammy!

[@oscarballesteros1065]

I have tdiu but I want permanent and total by disabilities I don’t want to lose tdiu can that be possible because I will lose too much retro pay

[@Veteranslaw]

Hi Oscar, you can always apply for conditions that would get you up to the 100% schedular if you have those disabilities. It is not easy to get to 100% schedular but it is possible. Please remember if you file for an increase on anything already rated you open up the ability for the VA to have you reexamined and that always runs the risk of you being reduced. If you'd like to discuss your particular case with someone in our office please reach out to us at www.veteranslaw.com