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Types of Veterans Disability Benefits - Jackson & MacNichol Law Offices

https://www.veteransbenefits.com/types-of-va-benefits - Various benefits may be available to Veterans and their families through the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Unfortunately, many veterans have no idea about the benefits they are entitled to receive in exchange for the services they gave and the sacrifices they made in defense of our country. If you have a service-connected disability that prevents you from working, you may receive compensation at the 100% disability rating level, even if the medical condition itself does not meet the requirements for a 100% disability rating. Visit at Jackson & MacNichol Law Offices to learn more.

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Types of Veterans Disability Benefits - Jackson & MacNichol Law Offices

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  1. Various benefits may be available to Veterans and their families through the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

  2. Unfortunately, many veterans have no idea about the benefits they are entitled to receive in exchange for the services they gave and the sacrifices they made in defense of our country.

  3. VA “compensation” is a disability benefits program that provides monthly cash payments to compensate veterans for service-connected disabilities.

  4. If you have a service-connected disability that prevents you from working, you may receive compensation at the 100% disability rating level, even if the medical condition itself does not meet the requirements for a 100% disability rating.

  5. Contact Us Today! Jackson & MacNichol Law Offices 238 Western Avenue South Portland, ME 04106 Call toll free (800) 524-3339

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