Lawyers for veteran's benefits?
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You don't need a lawyer about veteran benefits.\nContact a local Veteran's Service Officer.\nThere is usually one assigned to your county (sometimes more, depending on the size of your community).\nIf you belong to a veteran's organization, VFW, American Legion, etc.. they usually have someone there that handles veteran benefits.\nEither way, they'll help ypu get the information that you are looking for.\n\nYou can look up what the VA can offer on there website at, http://www.va.gov/\nGood Luck
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I would contact the VFW in your area Veterans of Foreign Wars, or The American Legion, or your nearest veterans center.........good luck
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Contact the Veterans Administration and get your answer there.
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The Veterans Benefits Administration webpage \nhttp://www.vba.va.gov/\nwill have background, eligibility and contact information, or you can visit your local VA Hospital.\nIt is most helpful if you have his military records, discharge, whatever, to assist with processing
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I think the law states that after 180 day of service you are entitled to some very basic benifits.  I would have a copy of your DD214 handy and stop by your local VA.  You can even start at the VA web site
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Ask your state bar association they might be able to give you a referal.
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Semper Fi Marine..Your One Stop Center (every county has at least one) should have a vet rep. Here is the link.
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Your first call should be to the VA waste and fraud line (another poster put the number up) and if that doesn't work, try the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. They don't work with the VA pension but they do have all the ins and outs of pension law and can refer you to the proper resources.
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The VA hosptials actually have internal courts which hear greivances.  You will need to start there.  You may be able to file a malpractice suit against her personally depending on the situation.  If you really want some help- you can contact you Senator or House of Representative member.  Ask to speak with their veterans legislative assistant.  They can refer you to a person in your area who deals with veterans issues.
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Lawyers & Politicians ?
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Consult an attorney or call your local bar association.
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I would start off by visiting your local VFW or American Legion. Talk to the services officer and i am sure that he or she will be able to help you.\n\nYou don't need to be a member just a Vet. \n\nI hope this helps.
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Look up your state's Veterans' Administration number, probably in the capitol city. VA benefits are for vets and their survivors, but limited. They can help you. (Also try contacting your city's Senior Coalition, under Seniors in the phone book for suggestions). Medicare can help you, too. You just might have to consult with your family and find that extra bedroom for her! Good Luck!
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Get a lawyer, look in the yellow pages
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It will be easier if you do but if you can't afford one contact the BAR association and ask if they can recommend an attorney who will work pro bono (for free) or at a reduced rate.
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I can get you in touch with VA's Top Law Firm. They will assist you on any Legal Matter. This means you will be able to pick up the phone 24hours a day and talk to an Attorney. This Legal Service Plan will get you access to your Legal Rights and gain "Piece of Mind!"  This is VERY affordable and will cover your entire family. If you want more information, please let me know. I hope to be of service to you.\n\nSincerely,\n\nJon
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The Merchant Marine was granted Veteran Status in the 90's. You should be able to get the info you need at www.VA.gov or go to www.firstgov.com and use the link to the VA. \n\nYou also can go to most Veteran orgs. like the American Legion, VFW, DAV, Vietnam Veterans of America and others and talk with the Counselors. The are trained in Veteran Benifits and can help you.