Veterans Benefits Attorney Chris Attig discusses when a Veteran’s Eligible Survivor should apply for DIC Compensation, and how the timing of the application might affect the amount of the benefits.

Veterans Benefits attorney Chris Attig discusses what a Veteran can do to challenge a Compensation and Pension Exam (C&P Exam) in which the Examiner changes the Veteran’s mental health diagnosis.

In the second of five posts, Veterans Benefits Attorney discusses the different methods by which the surviving spouse, minor children or dependent parents of a deceased Veteran might establish entitlement to Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC) benefits from the VA

In the first of a series of posts on “Dependency and Indemnity Compensation” (DIC), Veterans benefits attorney Chris Attig discusses who is eligible for DIC benefits when a service-connected Veteran passes away.

In this series of five (5) posts, Veterans Benefits Attorney Chris Attig discusses DIC benefits for surviving spouses, children and parents of a deceased veteran.

The Attig Law Firm hosts copies of “The Screaming Eagle” – newspaper of the 1st Brigade, 101st Airborne, during the Vietnam War.

Veterans Benefits Attorney Chris Attig lays out some of the major differences between schedular TDIU and extra-schedular TDIU.

Veterans Benefits Attorney Chris Attig debunks the Myth that “A Veteran’s Claim dies with the Veteran”.

Veterans Benefits attorney Chris Attig discusses how a service connected sleep apnea rating is determined by the VA.

Veterans Benefits Attorney Chris Attig discusses presumptive service connection options for certain Gulf War Era Veterans who served in Southwest Asia.