VA Individual Unemployability Lawyer Florida

Help Supporting Yourself With Our Florida VA Individual Unemployability Lawyer

Even with a service-related injury or medical condition, you may still have been able to care for yourself, live independently, and support your family. But perhaps something has changed; your medical condition has deteriorated, or your injury has worsened. If your capabilities have changed since your initial disability rating from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), or if you suffered complications from your injury or illness that have further limited your abilities, then you may be eligible for individual unemployability benefits from the VA. However, many of these claims may get denied or take long months to process. With the help of our Florida VA individual unemployability lawyer, you stand a higher chance of having your claim approved the first time.

Gregory M. Rada, Attorney at Law and his legal team support veterans like yourself. We can help you file for Total Disability Individual Unemployability (TIDU) benefits from the Veterans’ Administration. We complete the application on your behalf and explain the types of supporting documentation required by the VA to file with your claim. Call us today for a personalized consultation.

Legal Help Getting The VA Benefits You’re Entitled To

Even if the VA has rated your disability as less than 100%, you may still be able to claim TIDU benefits. The VA will require proof that you cannot engage in gainful employment due to your service-related disability so you can get them the benefits you need to support yourself and your family.

Our attorneys help qualifying veterans open a new TIDU claim or appeal the denial of a current one. TIDU offers one of the highest amounts of monthly benefits, $3,700 in recent years, which can go a long way toward supporting veterans who cannot get or keep a job. You may qualify for TIDU if you have a disability rating of at least 60% for one condition or a combined rating of 70% for two or more eligible conditions. We help you present your claim to get the highest benefits possible. You earned it; let us help you get it.

Legal Advice And Assistance With VA Claims

You may not have your TIDU application approved on your first try, but when you work with our lawyers, you stand a much better chance than you would alone. We have a deep understanding of VA policies and procedures and keep abreast of any changes in regulations that could impact your claim or standing. Even the tiniest error or omission could delay your application’s approval or cause the VA to deny it altogether. You must demonstrate that you cannot secure gainful employment due to your service-related illness or injury. This may include demonstrating that you cannot perform many job duties of a job that you would be qualified for (through your education or experience) or even that you’re unable to go to work at all.

A valuable service our Florida VA individual unemployability lawyer provides is proving that any employment you may be able to secure does not meet the criteria of “sustainably gainful.” We know this can be a little subjective, but our firm has extensive resources to help support your claim. We can also help you collect the necessary job records, your medical records, active duty records, W-2 forms, and other information necessary to substantiate your claim. Please contact Gregory M. Rada, Attorney at Law, today for a consultation.