VETERANS DISABILITY ATTORNEY

ALBANY, GA

Attorney Jessica H. Peek handles claims for Veterans Disability Compensations before the Regional Office of Veterans Affairs in Atlanta, GA, as well as the Board of Veterans Appeals in Washington, D.C. Veterans are eligible for service connected disability compensation if they can prove that they have an injury, illness, or disease that occurred during military service. Certain specified tropical and chronic diseases are presumed to be service connected.


The Veteran must also establish that the illness or disease that occurred in service is causing the Veteran a current disability. The regulations for Veterans compensation contain a schedule of ratings that assign a percentage of disability. Then it turns into monetary monthly payments to compensate the Veteran for loss in earning capacity. Veterans who are completely unable to hold down consistent gainful employment may be eligible for total disability due to individual un-employability .


The Federal Regulations governing disability compensation are extremely complicated and present many pitfalls. Jessica Peek helps Veterans navigate through the appeals process and is able to present a well-structured case.

Attorney Keith Pflepsen handles claims for Veterans Disability Compensations before the Regional Office of Veterans Affairs in Atlanta, Georgia, as well as the Board of Veterans Appeals in Washington, D.C. Veterans are eligible for service connected disability compensation if they can prove that they have an injury, illness, or disease that occurred during military service. Certain specified tropical and chronic diseases are presumed to be service connected. The Veteran must also establish that the illness or disease that occurred in service is causing the Veteran a current disability. The regulations for Veterans compensation contain a schedule of ratings that assign a percentage of disability. Then it turns into monetary monthly
Veteran in wheelchair returned from army — Veterans disability in Albany, GA
payments to compensate the Veteran for loss in earning capacity. Veterans who are completely unable to hold down consistent gainful employment may be eligible for total disability due to individual un-employability. The Federal Regulations governing disability compensation are extremely complicated and present many pitfalls. Keith Pflepsen helps Veterans navigate through the appeals process and is able to present a well-structured case.

Veterans Disability Compensation claims refer to the process by which veterans seek financial assistance and benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for service-related disabilities or injuries. Veterans who have been injured or developed disabilities as a result of their military service may be eligible to receive compensation to help cover medical expenses, lost wages, and other financial hardships.


The process of filing a Veterans Disability Compensation claim can be complex and time-consuming, requiring detailed documentation, medical evidence, and a thorough understanding of VA regulations and procedures. Veterans must prove that their disability is connected to their military service and provide supporting documentation, such as medical records, service records, and statements from healthcare providers.


Veterans Disability Compensation claims can cover a wide range of disabilities, including physical injuries, mental health conditions, and chronic illnesses. The VA assigns a disability rating based on the severity of the disability, which determines the amount of compensation the veteran is eligible to receive.


Veterans seeking assistance with filing a Disability Compensation claim often turn to experienced attorneys or advocates who specialize in veterans’ benefits. These professionals can help veterans gather necessary documentation, navigate the VA claims process, and advocate on their behalf to ensure they receive the benefits they deserve.


Overall, Veterans Disability Compensation claims are an important source of support for veterans who have sacrificed for their country and are struggling with service-related disabilities. Seeking assistance from knowledgeable professionals can help veterans navigate the complexities of the claims process and maximize their chances of receiving the benefits they are entitled to.


For more information on how we can assist with your veterans disability case, contact our office at (229) 883-2621 in Albany, GA.