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We understand the sacrifices you’ve made. Whether you’re looking to increase your VA rating, seeking Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU), or are interested in learning about VA home loans, we’re here to guide and support you every step of the way in securing the benefits you’ve earned.

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How We Help Veterans

Help Increase Your Disability Rating

At Veterans Guide, we help veterans fight for the ratings they deserve. If your rating is too low, or you’ve been denied by the VA, we’re here to help.

Guidance on TDIU Eligibility

If your service-connected disability makes it difficult or impossible to work, Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU) helps you receive 100% compensation.

VA Home Loans

The VA home loan benefit is one of the most valuable benefits available to veterans. We’re here to help you understand your eligibility, learn more about the types of VA loans, and help you pave the way for homeownership.

Need Help Calculating Your VA Disability Rating?

Use Our 2026 VA disability calculator to determine the compensation you should receive for your service-related disability

See If We Can Help You Increase Your Rating

Why Choose Veterans Guide?

At Veterans Guide, our team is made up of veterans and VA attorneys who truly understand the challenges of transitioning to civilian life and navigating the complexities of VA benefits. We’re proud to be your trusted partner in securing the benefits you’ve earned.

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Don’t Take Our Word for It

Hear directly from the veterans and families we’ve had the honor of helping. Their stories speak to the dedication and personalized support we provide at Veterans Guide. We’re proud to have made a real difference in their lives, just like we can for you.

Does My Condition Qualify for VA Disability?

The VA has a number of programs providing financial, medical and other assistance to veterans.

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Have You Been Denied by Veteran Affairs?

If your VA disability benefits claim has been denied, you’re not alone —and it doesn’t have to be the end of the road.

Veterans Guide specializes in helping veterans appeal denied claims, working alongside NAVDA’s seasoned attorneys to give you the best possible chance of securing the benefits you deserve. We understand the challenges of dealing with denied claims, and our team of seasoned VA attorneys are here to ensure you receive the advocacy and support you need to move forward with confidence. Let us help you fight for the benefits you’ve earned.

Frequently Asked Questions

We know navigating VA benefits can be overwhelming, which is why we’ve compiled answers to the most common questions veterans ask. Whether you’re just starting the process or need clarification on specific details, our FAQs provide clear, helpful information to guide you. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, our team is always here to assist you personally.

Hiring a VA lawyer through Veterans Guide can greatly improve your chances of winning your claim. Our experienced attorneys specialize in VA law, guiding you through the complex claims process and ensuring your rights are protected.

Whether you’re trying to increase your rating or appealing a denial, we’re here to help you get the benefits you deserve.

To get a 100% VA disability rating, your conditions must be severe enough to prevent you from working or performing daily tasks. Veterans Guide can help you understand how to prove your disability’s impact and ensure you get the rating you deserve. If needed, we can assist you with the Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU) claim.

Yes, you can work while receiving VA disability, but it depends on your rating. If you’re rated under 100%, working won’t usually affect your benefits unless your income is too high. If you’re rated 100% due to unemployability (TDIU), working could impact your benefits. We can help you navigate the rules around working and maintaining your disability benefits.

Yes, retroactive VA benefits are possible. If your claim is approved after a delay, you could receive compensation dating back to your original filing or the date your disability began, also known as ‘back pay.’ Veterans Guide can ensure that you’re properly compensated for this retroactive period, maximizing the benefits you deserve.

Do you know what you need to obtain maximum VA benefits?

Learn more about what financial and medical benefits are available to Veterans and what a 100% VA Disability Rating requires.

Do you know what you need to obtain maximum VA benefits?

Learn more about what financial and medical benefits are available to Veterans and what a 100% VA Disability Rating requires.

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Matt is a VA-accredited attorney who co-founded NAVDA in 2023. Matt has helped veterans with the VA disability appeals process since he became accredited in 2021.