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Who Qualifies For These Benefits?

Our services include a no cost initial consultation, to explore if you have the potential to qualify for the Aid and Attendance or Housebound Veterans Special Benefit. If you have previously been turned down by the Veterans Administration for too much income or too many assets, you need to call us. We may be able to help you qualify for this much deserved benefit. To qualify for the Veteran... Read More

What Benefits Can I Receive?

Below are the benefits for 2010 if you are over age 65 or fully and permanently disabled. Veteran only - up to $1,644/month. Surviving spouse of a veteran - up to $1,056/month. Veteran and spouse living together - up to $1,949/month. Two veterans married to each other - up to $2,540/month. If the veteran is healthy but their spouse requires care, then the veteran qualifies for o... Read More

Why Haven’t I Heard About This Program?

The Veteran’s Administration doesn’t have an advertising budget. It is estimated that there are billions of dollars of benefits that go unclaimed because the veterans have no knowledge of this unknown benefit. Have you ever played the game where you whisper into the person next to you’s ear? Then they do the same to the person next to them, and that person does the same to the next person, a... Read More