Understanding VA Injury Claim Denials

Getting a claim through the Veterans Affairs (VA) system is no small task. In order to make it through strict fraud protection and get the compensation you deserve, you'll need paperwork to support any injury, pain, mental anguish, or other conditions being claimed. Even if it seems obvious to you or those around you, if your paperwork isn't accurate for the VA system, the claim will likely be denied. If the denial reasons are confusing or you don't know what to do next, keep a few concepts of the VA claim system in mind as you work towards an appeal. [Read More]

Do You Need An Estate Plan?

If you're at a good point in your life and are constantly busy, you may assume that an estate plan isn't a necessary tool right now. Many people assume they don't need an estate plan or that they will always have the chance to create one in the future. The truth is, you likely need a plan. It's best to do the planning work now before it's possibly too late. Take a look at the following information to better decide if you should meet with an attorney soon to plan your own estate. [Read More]

3 Steps To Starting A Malpractice Case

If you have experienced an injury related to your medical care, you may want to start a medical malpractice lawsuit. It takes some skill to win a malpractice lawsuit, so here are some of the things you need to do to be successful.  Step 1: Know Your Rights You have the right to seek compensation if a doctor's negligence or errors were the cause of an injury or a prolonged healing period. [Read More]

Forms That Are Needed for an Emergency, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Filing

If you are eligible, you can file for an emergency, chapter 7 bankruptcy to deal with pressing debts with an "automatic stay." This will give you as a debtor some time to put off frightening pre-bankruptcy issues, such as repossession of a vehicle, wage garnishment, or home foreclosure.  However, if you do not properly file for your chapter 7 bankruptcy, your case might be dismissed and you may have to wait before being eligible to refile. [Read More]