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Veteran’s Aid
Skilled Veteran's Aid Lawyer in Florida
You've served, protected, and fought for our country. Now, it's time for someone to fight for you to receive the benefits you deserve. The veteran's aids lawyers at Selis Law Firm specialize in helping veterans and their families throughout Florida navigate the complexities of Veteran's Benefits. Our skilled and compassionate legal team, led by Scott A. Selis, understands the nuance of the veteran's aid system and can maximize your benefits while reducing the time it takes to receive them. Schedule a consultation today to get started.
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Do I Qualify for Wartime Veteran's Benefits?
The wartime veteran's pension benefit is a tax-free payout to low-income veterans and their spouses. It's designed to provide financial assistance to veterans who served during specific wartime periods, even if they didn't see combat directly. Unfortunately, the eligibility and application process can be challenging for veterans and their families. Our legal team will guide you through the eligibility process to see if you qualify based on your service dates, length of service, discharge status, current health, and other factors to maximize your benefit amount.
Once we determine your eligibility, we will submit the necessary documentation to ensure you get the financial support you need. Don't undertake this time-consuming and frustrating process without the help of a skilled veteran's aid lawyer.
Supporting You On the Homefront
Veterans who require assistance with daily activities such as dressing, bathing, or preparing meals due to aging or a disability may be eligible for VA Aid and Attendance benefits. This benefit can supplement your pension amount to enhance your quality of life and allow you to continue living independently. Our team has successfully filed for countless Aid and Attendance benefits. Our knowledge and skills will enable us to streamline the process so you get the benefits you need now. You may qualify if you experience any of the following:
You require extra assistance when performing routine tasks, such as bathing, eating, or dressing.
You're suffering from an illness that requires you to spend most of the day in bed.
You've been placed in an assisted living facility or nursing home due to a physical or mental disability.
You have 5/200 eyesight or less in both eyes, even when wearing glasses or contacts, or your field of vision is five degrees or less.
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