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Depression

Life in the military is so different than civilian life. Military service requires sacrifice. Sacrifice your civilian counterparts may not understand or even appreciate. Military life when you are deployed to a combat zone is challenging, and even when you’re resting you are never really resting. One of the very…

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Stop Loss Application Deadline – – March 18, 2011

After several extensions the newest and possibly last opportunity to apply for Stop-Loss payments is set for March 18, 2011. Additional information from the Department of Defense may be found at http://www.defense.gov/home/features/2010/0710_stoploss/ Essentially if a service member was not allowed to separate or retire – – the service member’s service…

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Benefits for Disabled Texas Veterans – – Disabled Veteran Vehicle License Plates

A benefit for disabled Texas veterans is the Disabled Veteran license plate.https://www.attorneyforveterans.com/lawyer-attorney-1645439.html Requirements: Texas veterans who are rated and received monthly compensation, and are: • 40% service-connected due to a lower limb amputation; or • rated with a 50% service-connected disability by the VA; may receive a disabled veteran license…

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Tenants Security Deposit and Not supplying the Landlord with a Forwarding address

Texas Property Code §92.107 requires a tenant provide a forwarding address “for the purpose of refunding the security deposit.” So what happens if a tenant fails to provide a forwarding address to the landlord? First, “the landlord is not obligated to return the tenant’s security deposit or provide the description…

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Court orders VA to issue the Final Agent Orange Rule

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, ORDERED the Secretary of Veteran Affairs to issue the final rule for the new Agent Orange (AO) Presumptions https://www.militaryveteranlawyer.com/2009/10/3_new_presumptive_agent_orange.html within 30 days from August 2, 2010. The significance of this Order is a final rule is required before VA Regional Offices…

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Tinnitus

Many veterans are exposed to noise during their military service. And by noise I mean everything from explosions, gunfire, jet engines, machinery, or other events that produce loud sounds. Tinnitus is commonly referred to as “ringing in ears,” but may sound to the veteran like popping, old test tube equipment,…

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