VA disability retirement is a viable option for members leaving active military service due to a disability. While service members can file for VA disability retirement on their own, the process can be daunting, complicated, and the likelihood of claims being denied due to errors or insufficient evidence is high. At Graham Law Firm, we have a team of highly experienced and knowledgeable VA disability retirement lawyers who can guide clients through the complex process, collect the necessary evidence, and advocate for their rights.

Our lawyers have extensive experience in VA disability law, with up-to-date knowledge of the latest regulations and requirements. We understand that each client’s situation is unique and requires a personalized approach. At Graham Law Firm, we prioritize our clients’ needs by taking the time to listen to their concerns and requirements. We recognize that the VA disability retirement process can be emotionally challenging and strive to provide compassionate and comprehensive support to our clients.

As a highly reputable law firm with a proven track record of success, we are committed to providing our clients with the best possible legal representation. We understand that obtaining VA disability retirement benefits can have a significant impact on our clients’ lives, and we work tirelessly to ensure that they receive the benefits they deserve. Our lawyers are passionate about what they do, and their experience, knowledge, and dedication make Graham Law Firm the best choice for anyone seeking legal representation for their VA disability retirement claim.

 Graham Law Group has Over 25 Years of Experience with VA Disability Retirement Proceedings.
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Army Disability Retirement Lawyer

Are you an individual seeking disability retirement from the army? We understand that the process can be complex and overwhelming, but you don’t have to go through it alone. At Graham Law Group, we have a team of skilled and experienced lawyers who can guide you through the entire Army Disability application process. We understand that with your medical condition, you are in need of financial assistance, and we believe that disability retirement is the best option for you. Our lawyers have a deep understanding of the legal requirements and regulations governing the disability retirement process. Contact us today and let our experienced legal team help you obtain disability retirement benefits from the army.

Navy Disability Retirement Lawyer

Looking for a competent and experienced lawyer to help you obtain disability retirement from the navy? Look no further than Graham Law Group. We understand that the application process can be challenging and confusing, especially when dealing with a medical condition that affects your ability to perform your duties. That’s why our team of lawyers specializes in navy disability retirement and has a thorough understanding of the legal requirements and procedures involved. We can guide you through the entire process, ensuring that you have the best chance of success in obtaining the financial support you need.

Air Force Disability Retirement Lawyer

Are you an individual looking to pursue disability retirement from the air force but find the process overwhelming and complex? At Graham Law Group, we understand the challenges you face when dealing with a medical condition that affects your ability to continue serving in the air force. We also know that the application process for Air Force disability retirement can be lengthy and bureaucratic, and having a proficient and experienced lawyer by your side can make all the difference in the success of your case. That’s why our team of lawyers is well-versed in the specific laws and regulations governing air force disability retirement and can guide you through the entire process.

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VA disability retirement

 Graham Law Group has Over 25 Years of Experience with VA Disability Retirement Proceedings.
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VA disability retirement is an option when a member leaves active military service due to disability. You can make the claims on your own or ask for assistance. Here is what you should know about veterans’ affairs disability retirement:

The amount offered will depend on the severity of the condition, income level, and asset limits. This calculation comes by finding the difference between the cost of the medical condition and income level. Keep in mind that the income level is not on needs-based programs and funds from welfare.

The veteran must demonstrate the following:

  • A connection between the disability and injury
  • The medical evidence of the current disability
  • He or she has discharge from duty
  • Must have a minimum of 90 days on active duty
  • Must meet the minimum income level

In veteran disability retirement, you can receive more than one benefit at a time. A retiree may qualify for any of the following programs.

This program provides military retirees with part or all of their disability offset. Generally, VA disability compensation is in addition to regular pay. To qualify for this program, you must have a VA rating of more than 50%. Also, you must reach the minimum retirement age.

The second aspect to consider is age. While most claims require a minimum retirement age of 60, you can still be eligible before you turn 60. Furthermore, your concurrent disability pay is subject to collection actions for community property, child support, government debt, and garnishment.

When your pay calculation relies on disability rather than years of service, the amount you receive should not exceed your gross retirement pay.

It provides retirees with a monthly compensation that replaces VA disability offset. To qualify for this payment, you must have a 60% combat-relation disability rating. This calculation comes by taking into account the years of service and rank. If the payment calculation basis is on the percentage of the disability, it’s usually less than the offset retirement pay.

If you qualify for either combat-relation special compensation or concurrent retirement and disability, you should decide on the one you wish to receive. It makes more financial sense to choose CRDP because the benefits have no tax implications. But no matter the package you choose, you’ll receive a monthly retirement check just like you would if you have completion of the remaining years of service.

If your disability is not permanent, you’ll be put on a temporary disability list. Your pay computation comes after physical examinations show that you’re not 100% fit. But once you quality as fit for duty, you can still return to active duty. When the disability is rated 30% or higher, you may be put on the permanent disability list.

Although the ins and out of VA disability retirement can be confusing, you can still receive the benefits as well as medical retirement pay. We can help you through all stages of the process.

 Graham Law Group has Over 25 Years of Experience with VA Disability Retirement Proceedings.
If you need help with your VA retirement call: 816-792-0500

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