VA Made Easy

VA Duty to Assist Explained by a VA-Accredited Attorney

This episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/VLOem8hrGj4 [https://youtu.be/VLOem8hrGj4]  As a VA-accredited attorney, I'm here to assist you with your legal needs. Schedule a consultation today: https://calendly.com/vetlawoffice/va-disability-consultation  [https://calendly.com/vetlawoffice/va-disability-consultation]  Ever heard of a VA duty to assist error but aren’t sure what it means for your claim? VA-accredited attorney and Army combat veteran Ed Farmer explains the VA’s legal duty to help veterans develop their claims and what happens when the VA fails to do so. Ed breaks down common duty to assist errors, including failure to obtain records, verify PTSD stressors, or provide an adequate VA medical exam. He also explains how to recognize these mistakes and what to do next, including when a Higher-Level Review or Board appeal may be the right move. Are you concerned the VA didn’t properly help with your claim? Call Ed directly, or leave a comment below. Listen to this episode on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/va-claims-made-easy/id1686350237 Listen to this episode on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3EqYVJLIzEOcUWB7BMLC9u Disclaimer: The material and information contained on these pages and on any pages linked from these pages are intended to provide only general information about the VA disability claims system. Every case is unique, and neither Edward M. Farmer nor VA Made Easy, LLC are providing legal advice for your specific VA case or legal matter. You should consult with a VA accredited attorney before relying upon any of the information presented here. The acts of making a comment or viewing information from VA Made Easy LLC’s YouTube channel do not create an attorney-client relationship. Case results are not guaranteed nor is Edward M. Farmer able to predict the outcome of any claims.  #VeteransAppeals #NoticeOfAppeal #CourtOfAppeals #VeteransClaims #VABoardDecision #LegalAid #MilitaryVeterans #AppealsProcess #LegalRights #VeteransBenefits #VAcourt #VeteranAdvocacy #VAclaims #VArepresentation #VAregulations #VAcase #MilitaryLaw #VACourt

How to Succeed in Your VA Higher Level Review Informal Conference

This episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/LayyYZMO4ro [https://youtu.be/LayyYZMO4ro]  As a VA-accredited attorney, I'm here to assist you with your legal needs. Schedule a consultation today: https://calendly.com/vetlawoffice/va-disability-consultation  [https://calendly.com/vetlawoffice/va-disability-consultation]  Are you stressed about an upcoming VA Higher-Level Review informal conference? You’re not alone, and it’s probably not as intimidating as you think. In this episode, VA-accredited attorney and combat veteran Ed Farmer explains exactly what happens during an informal conference and how to prepare so you can walk in confident and informed. Are you facing an informal conference or unsure how to handle a VA appeal? Call Ed directly, or leave a comment below. Listen to this episode on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/va-claims-made-easy/id1686350237 Listen to this episode on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3EqYVJLIzEOcUWB7BMLC9u Disclaimer: The material and information contained on these pages and on any pages linked from these pages are intended to provide only general information about the VA disability claims system. Every case is unique, and neither Edward M. Farmer nor VA Made Easy, LLC are providing legal advice for your specific VA case or legal matter. You should consult with a VA accredited attorney before relying upon any of the information presented here. The acts of making a comment or viewing information from VA Made Easy LLC’s YouTube channel do not create an attorney-client relationship. Case results are not guaranteed nor is Edward M. Farmer able to predict the outcome of any claims.  #VeteransAppeals #NoticeOfAppeal #CourtOfAppeals #VeteransClaims #VABoardDecision #LegalAid #MilitaryVeterans #AppealsProcess #LegalRights #VeteransBenefits #VAcourt #VeteranAdvocacy #VAclaims #VArepresentation #VAregulations #VAcase #MilitaryLaw #VACourt

VA Disability: When Your Medications Create a NEW Service-Connected Condition

This episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/lNFeeV-MYck [https://youtu.be/lNFeeV-MYck]  As a VA-accredited attorney, I'm here to assist you with your legal needs. Schedule a consultation today: https://calendly.com/vetlawoffice/va-disability-consultation  [https://calendly.com/vetlawoffice/va-disability-consultation]  Did you know that the VA can service-connect conditions that were caused by medications you take for a service-connected disability?  In this episode of VA Made Easy, VA-accredited attorney and US Army combat veteran Ed Farmer explains how you can service connect for a condition that was caused by medication used for treating another service connected condition.  He breaks down the requirements for filing this type of claim and lists all the evidence required.  Are you struggling with medication you're taking for your service-connected condition. Call Ed directly, or leave a comment below.    Listen to this episode on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/va-claims-made-easy/id1686350237 Listen to this episode on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3EqYVJLIzEOcUWB7BMLC9u Disclaimer: The material and information contained on these pages and on any pages linked from these pages are intended to provide only general information about the VA disability claims system. Every case is unique, and neither Edward M. Farmer nor VA Made Easy, LLC are providing legal advice for your specific VA case or legal matter. You should consult with a VA accredited attorney before relying upon any of the information presented here. The acts of making a comment or viewing information from VA Made Easy LLC’s YouTube channel do not create an attorney-client relationship. Case results are not guaranteed nor is Edward M. Farmer able to predict the outcome of any claims.  #VeteransAppeals #NoticeOfAppeal #CourtOfAppeals #VeteransClaims #VABoardDecision #LegalAid #MilitaryVeterans #AppealsProcess #LegalRights #VeteransBenefits #VAcourt #VeteranAdvocacy #VAclaims #VArepresentation #VAregulations #VAcase #MilitaryLaw #VACourt

What is a Bad VA Exam Request and What You Can Do

As a VA-accredited attorney, I'm here to assist you with your legal needs. Schedule a consultation today: https://calendly.com/vetlawoffice/va-disability-consultation  Is your VA claim getting denied even before it starts? Today, Ed discusses how bad VA exam requests can sabotage your chances for a successful claim, even when it’s no fault of your own. Ed lists five different types of VA exam request mistakes that can lead to a denial, and dives into real examples and strategies to help you combat these issues.  Be prepared, and if needed, hire an accredited VA attorney to help you with these complicated issues.  This episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/UcLZsqRHJyU [https://youtu.be/UcLZsqRHJyU]  Listen to this episode on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/va-claims-made-easy/id1686350237 Listen to this episode on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3EqYVJLIzEOcUWB7BMLC9u Disclaimer: The material and information contained on these pages and on any pages linked from these pages are intended to provide only general information about the VA disability claims system. Every case is unique, and neither Edward M. Farmer nor VA Made Easy, LLC are providing legal advice for your specific VA case or legal matter. You should consult with a VA accredited attorney before relying upon any of the information presented here. The acts of making a comment or viewing information from VA Made Easy LLC’s YouTube channel do not create an attorney-client relationship. Case results are not guaranteed nor is Edward M. Farmer able to predict the outcome of any claims.  #VeteransAppeals #NoticeOfAppeal #CourtOfAppeals #VeteransClaims #VABoardDecision #LegalAid #MilitaryVeterans #AppealsProcess #LegalRights #VeteransBenefits #VAcourt #VeteranAdvocacy #VAclaims #VArepresentation #VAregulations #VAcase #MilitaryLaw #VACourt

Understand Survivor Benefits - How to Qualify for the 10 Year DIC Rule

As a VA-accredited attorney, I'm here to assist you with your legal needs. Schedule a consultation today: https://calendly.com/vetlawoffice/va-disability-consultation  When a tragedy strikes and the veteran passes away, the family members are sometimes left picking up the pieces, and a huge question remains. "Do I continue to receive the benefits?"  This is extremely important, especially as families rely on VA benefits to survive. In today's episode, Ed discusses how to qualify for Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC), even when the veteran’s death isn’t service connected. Specifically, he discusses the 10 year rule, who qualifies to recieve the benefits, and how to get them.  Whether you're worried about your family's future, or going through a seriously terrible period, you deserve to know what you are entited to from the VA.    Disclaimer: The material and information contained on these pages and on any pages linked from these pages are intended to provide only general information about the VA disability claims system. Every case is unique, and neither Edward M. Farmer nor VA Made Easy, LLC are providing legal advice for your specific VA case or legal matter. You should consult with a VA accredited attorney before relying upon any of the information presented here. The acts of making a comment or viewing information from VA Made Easy LLC’s YouTube channel do not create an attorney-client relationship. Case results are not guaranteed nor is Edward M. Farmer able to predict the outcome of any claims.  #VeteransAppeals #NoticeOfAppeal #CourtOfAppeals #VeteransClaims #VABoardDecision #LegalAid #MilitaryVeterans #AppealsProcess #LegalRights #VeteransBenefits #VAcourt #VeteranAdvocacy #VAclaims #VArepresentation #VAregulations #VAcase #MilitaryLaw #VACourt