Legal Help for Veterans blog.
Employment, Medical Issues / Disability, Mental Health, Uncategorized
Veterans have done so much for our country, and we want to help them in return. Legal Help for Veterans can assist with matters related to VA Disability Claims; however, there are so many other types of law. For practices that work with Housing Law, Access to Healthcare, and more, check out this handy list […]
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News and Press
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has announced a significant change in how it handles treatment for gender dysphoria following an executive order issued by President Trump. If you are a Veteran currently receiving or considering treatment for gender dysphoria through the VA, this decision directly impacts your care. Understanding the immediate and long-term implications […]
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GI Bill
The VA recently announced an update to its process for awarding benefits under the G.I. Bill. Due to these updates, veterans who served two or more periods of military service may be eligible for additional G.I. Bill benefits. If you’re a veteran who reenlisted, you may be able to claim additional G.I. Bill benefits for […]
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Medical Issues / Disability, News and Press
Most veterans are aware that they can get service-connected and receive VA disability benefits for injuries or conditions sustained in service. However, many veterans are not aware that service connection on a direct basis is not the only way to connect their disability. Veterans can apply for secondary service-connected disability benefits if their primary service-connected […]
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Employment, Mental Health
VA removes directors Lourdes Tiglao and James Albino from the Center for Women Veterans and the Center for Minority Veterans. They will be replaced by Jacquelyn Hayes-Byrd and Mariela Roca respectively. Center for Women Veterans Established in 1994, the Center for Women Veterans is an advocacy groups working to increase access to VA benefits/services, and […]
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News and Press
On March 30th, a severe blizzard ripped through most parts of Northern Michigan. The events that followed were “nothing short of catastrophic”, according to Michigan State Police spokesperson Kim Vetter. Immediately following the blizzard’s destruction, Michigan Governor Grechen Whitmer declared a state of emergency for counties still without power and those who cannot operate as […]
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News and Press
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) recently dismissed more than 1,400 employees in non-mission-critical positions, redirecting $83 million annually toward veterans’ health care, benefits, and services. While the VA insists these cuts will not harm veterans, the reality is that fewer employees processing claims and handling administrative tasks could result in delays, errors, and wrongful […]
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Medical Issues / Disability, News and Press, Veterans Law
The Department of Veterans Affairs recently released the 2025 VA Federal Benefits Guide for veterans, dependents, survivors, and caregivers. The handbook provides details to veterans, service members and their families on all the resources the VA offers. VA Federal Benefits Guide The new file is a reference, comprehensively listing VA programs that could assist in […]
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Medical Issues / Disability, Mental Health, Veterans Law
Permanent VA disability ratings can provide long-term financial stability and peace of mind, but it’s important to know how these ratings work and their protections. Permanent VA disability ratings are a designation used to describe a “static” disability, meaning it’s unlikely to improve over time. When a veteran is assigned this rating, their condition is […]
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News and Press
Michigan Veterans benefits attorney Jim Fausone is commending a new initiative by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) aimed at helping Veterans secure the care and benefits they have earned. The VA has announced a proposed grant program that would provide legal support for Veterans and former service members seeking to upgrade their military […]
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