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Question on disabled service connected veteran getting a divorce

Answered 2 years and 9 months ago by attorney Lynn Ellen Coleman   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Veterans Benefits
Your spouse is not entitled to any portion your VA disability whatsoever no matter how long you were married. To remove her as a dependent once you do get divorced follow these instructions: If you get divorced, you’ll want to notify us right away. You don’t need to send or upload supporting documents to eBenefits in this case. This will help to make sure we don’t continue paying you additional disability compensation for your former spouse and, if applicable, stepchildren after the divorce. If we continue paying you benefits that you’re not eligible for, we may withhold money from future payments until you’ve paid us back. Your other questions are way too complicated to be answered in an online forum, and no attorney can call you and offer to represent you through this forum. We are also not allowed to refer you to any particular attorney. You need to look for a qualified family law attorney in your area, and you may have to pay a consultation fee.   ... Read More
Your spouse is not entitled to any portion your VA disability whatsoever no matter how long you were married. To remove her as a dependent once you... Read More

Who is strictly a va lawyer?

Answered 5 years and 2 months ago by Amanda Lane Mineer (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Veterans Benefits
Hi Herbert, sorry to hear you're having problems with the VA.  VA disability is all we do at Veterans Law Group.  Please feel free to reach out to us via our website www.veteranslaw.com or phone 888-811-0523.  On our website you can fill out a request for a consultation.  ... Read More
Hi Herbert, sorry to hear you're having problems with the VA.  VA disability is all we do at Veterans Law Group.  Please feel free to reach... Read More

I have pelvic adhesion disease due to two C-Sections while serving on active duty in the Army. I experienced un-diagnosed infertility

Answered 5 years and 5 months ago by Amanda Lane Mineer (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Veterans Benefits
We can definitely take a look at your case and see if we can help you prove it.  It's important we see the VA Decision so we can see what their reasoning is for their decision.  Feel free to email the decision to consults@veteranslaw.com or fill out a consult requests on our website at www.veteranslaw.com.  Consults are free. ... Read More
We can definitely take a look at your case and see if we can help you prove it.  It's important we see the VA Decision so we can see what their... Read More
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