At Tucker Disability Law, we specialize in converting denials into approvals faster than other VA disability law firms, ensuring you get the benefits you deserve. No matter where you are in the United States, we can help you win your case.
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As a Veteran, you’ve bravely served our country, and you deserve the benefits you’ve earned. A denied disability claim can feel like a betrayal, leaving you struggling without the support you need.
When you’re denied a disability claim or an increase in your rating, it’s more than just paperwork—it’s your life.
Every day you wait to call us means:
- Greater Financial Hardship
Without the benefits you’ve earned, paying bills, buying essentials, and providing for your family becomes a daily struggle.
- Lack of Medical Care
Delayed or denied benefits can mean postponed treatments, inadequate healthcare, and worsening conditions. Your health deserves top priority.
- Increased Emotional Stress
The constant worry about your future can take a toll on your mental health, affecting not just you but also your loved ones.
- Missed Opportunities
Each day without your rightful benefits is a missed opportunity for rehabilitation, career advancement, or simply living your life to the fullest.
You’ve served our country with honor; now it’s time for us to serve you. Don’t let a denied claim rob you of your peace of mind and quality of life.
Take the first step toward securing the benefits you deserve.
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Why Choose Tucker Disability Law?
We Get You Your Benefits Faster
Many Veterans face an average wait time of 3-4 years for their appeal. Tucker Disability Law specializes in winning cases at the regional level, delivering results in a tenth of the time. This means you get paid faster.
We’re in the Trenches with You
Navigating the VA disability claim process can be complex and confusing. With Tucker Disability Law, you’ll never be alone because we’re with you every step of the way.
No Upfront Costs
We believe in earning your trust through results. That’s why we offer free consultations and work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you don’t pay unless we win your case.
Our Proven Path to Success
Step 1: Understanding Your Denial
First, we’ll review your claim and thoroughly investigate the reasons for its denial. Our team will analyze the VA’s decision, pinpoint gaps or issues, and develop compelling evidence to prove the VA was wrong.
Some of the most common reasons for denial include:
Step 2: Prove the VA wrong through a Winning Appeal Strategy
We’ll work closely with you to develop a personalized appeal strategy. We’ll help you gather essential evidence, create compelling arguments, and ensure no detail is overlooked.
Step 3: Win Your Appeal
Our dedicated team is committed to helping you win your appeal and secure the benefits you and your family deserve.
We know how it feels to face obstacles when you’re already dealing with the challenges of a disability. Our team is deeply committed to standing by your side, just as you stood for us. We listen to your story, acknowledge your struggles, and make your fight our fight. Your journey is our journey, and we won’t rest until you get the benefits you deserve.
Who is Eligible for Veterans Disability Benefits?
If you are a Veteran who got sick or injured while serving in the military, you might be eligible for monthly tax-free payments. These benefits can help if:
- You developed a physical condition (like a chronic illness or injury) during your service.
- Your service made an existing condition worse.
- You are dealing with mental health conditions (like PTSD) that started before, during, or after your service.
How Much Money Can You Get Monthly from VA Disability Benefits?
The amount of money you may be entitled to receive will depend upon the rating given to you by the VA.
The rating is a percentage measured by the severity of your service-connected condition. In other words, the more severe your condition, the higher your rating. If you have multiple conditions, the
VA uses a special formula to combine them into one overall rating.
Here’s a general breakdown of what you might expect:
These figures can increase if you have dependents or if your condition worsens over time. For more information, go to our VA Disability Compensation Page.
A higher rating not only means more financial support each month, it can also qualify you for additional benefits, such as increased access to VA healthcare services, vocational training and housing assistance.
What is TDIU?
Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU) is a benefit from the VA that helps Veterans who can’t work because of their service-connected disabilities. If you qualify for TDIU, you can receive benefits at the 100% disability rate, even if your VA disability rating is less than 100%.
Who Qualifies for TDIU?
- Veterans who can’t hold a steady job because of their service-related health issues.
- You must have one disability rated at least 60% or multiple disabilities that combine to 70%, with one rated at least 40%.
If you believe you might qualify for TDIU or have been denied and want to appeal, we’re here to help. You can find out more about TDIU at these resources:
Understanding the Types of 100% VA Disability Ratings
TDIU Approval Rates and Claims Appeals
How to apply for Individual Unemployability if you can’t work
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Medical Conditions That May Qualify You for Veterans’ Disability
Understanding which conditions qualify for veterans’ disability benefits is crucial. We’re here to provide comprehensive information and dedicated support for each condition.
Please note the following list of conditions is not comprehensive. If you developed a medical condition during your service or if your condition was aggravated by your time in the military, you might still be eligible for disability benefits. Even if your symptoms appeared after discharge, you could qualify for support. Our team can help evaluate your situation and guide you through the process.
The Ten Most Common VA Disability Claims
Cancer
Cardiovascular Conditions
Dental and Oral Conditions
Digestive Conditions
Ears, Eyes, and Nose Conditions
Endocrine Conditions
Genitourinary and Gynecological Conditions
Hemic and Lymphatic Conditions
Infectious Diseases and Immune Disorders
Mental Conditions
Musculoskeletal Conditions
Neurological Conditions and Convulsive Disorders
Respiratory Conditions
Skin Conditions
Sleep Conditions
Other Various Conditions for VA Disability
Agent Orange and Other Toxic Exposure
- Conditions caused by Agent Orange
- Other toxic exposures
PACT Act Claims
Qualifying for VA benefits due to burn pit exposure used to be challenging because of the high burden of proof.
However, with the passage of the PACT Act (Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics), the claim process is now much simpler, thanks to presumptive conditions and service locations.
PFAS Exposure From Firefighting Foam
Military firefighters often use a foam called AFFF that contains harmful chemicals known as PFAS. Studies show that exposure to these chemicals can increase the risk of cancer, making it a serious concern for veterans seeking VA disability benefits.
Veterans with service-related disabilities caused by PFAS exposure from firefighting foam, may qualify for VA disability benefits.
Your Victory is Our Mission
At Tucker Disability Law, we are not just your attorneys; we are your advocates, your partners, and your champions. Let us help you reclaim the benefits you’ve earned through your service.
Call us today for your free consultation and take the first step towards winning your rightful compensation.
