Military Legal Matters Archive

Veteran Treatment Courts help veterans suffering from substance abuse or mental health issues with early intervention & treat...

Military members are subject to different laws than civilians. There are also several free legal resources available to them.

If you wish you can request a personal hearing, a meeting between you and a the official who will decide your case.

If you disagree with the Board's final ruling, you can appeal to the Court of Veterans Appeals for Veterans Claims within 120...

The Board will notify you when it gets your appeal from the local VA office. When your turn arrives, your file will be examin...

Once you have filed your appeal with your local VA office it will be forwarded to the Board of Veterans Appeals.

You can represent yourself or you can choose to be represented by a Veteran's Service Organization or state's veterans depart...

After receiving an appeal, VA will mail you a Statement of the Case describing the facts, laws, & regulations.

The 1st step in the appeal process is to file a written appeal with the local VA office or medical center that made the decis...

Frequently Asked Questions about the VA appeals process

Are you submitting a VA appeal but not sure what to do? This appeals process checklist will help guide you through the proces...

If you disagree with a VA's decision about your benefits you can always appeal it

A former military spouse may be eligible for base and health care benefits, as well as a portion of their ex's retired pay

If you are a military member or veteran and want to become a U.S. citizen you may be eligible to for special considerations

If you disagree with a decision of the Board of Veterans' Appeals you may appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans' C...

This glossary should help you understand the technical terms used in the VA appeal process.

Was your recent VA disability compensation award not enough? Have you been denied VA education, pensions, or health care bene...

Military Lawyers can offer help in preparing a Power of Attorney.

More than half the cases reviewed by PDBR have resulted in upgraded disability determinations.

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