Evan W. Turk Esq. Elder Law | Asset Protection | Business Transactions | Probate

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VA Aid & Attendance and the Role of the Attorney

In my opinion, the most common misunderstanding is the attorney’s role in assisting those contemplating applying for VA Aid and Attendance benefits. Many organizations and individuals tend to over-generalize what an attorney can and cannot do and state that it is unlawful to charge for benefits. This statement is completely TRUE yet INACCURATE at best. [...]

Avoiding Problematic Strategies When Applying for VA Benefits

The debt we owe these men and women who have served and continue to serve our country should be as immeasurable as the freedoms we enjoy. Currently, it is unlawful to charge to apply for VA Aid and Attendance program. Unfortunately, in a country where freedom abounds, the ability to take advantage of the elderly [...]

Applying for VA benefits is free, not just for some!

Currently, it is unlawful to charge to apply for VA Aid and Attendance benefits. As an attorney that assists many veterans with the VA Aid and Attendance program, a great portion of my clients are surprised when they hear that they may be eligible for benefits in excess of $2,000 a month. The most common [...]

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