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Veterans Law FAQs

• Q: How Do Scra Protections Affect Foreclosures And Repossessions?
  A: If because of active military service, a member breaches the terms of a purchase contract for real property or an automobile, the property may not be foreclosed or … More
• Q: How Do Scra Protections Affect Insurance?
  A: The SCRA provides for reinstatement of health insurance without waiting periods or other penalties, provided the insurance was effective before the active duty … More
• Q: Will The Department Of Veterans Affairs Cover The Costs Of My Education?
  A: Yes.  If you first entered active duty serve after June 30, 1985, you will generally be eligible to have your educational costs covered under the Montgomery GI … More
• Q: What Should I Do If My Claim For Benefits Or Services Has Been Denied?
  A: You should file an appeal with the Board of Veterans’ Appeals.  This board, which is comprised of judges and attorneys trained in veterans’ law, will … More
• Q: How Does Deploying For Active Duty Or Be Ordered To Relocate Affect My Domicile (Legal Residence)?
  A: The SCRA continues the protection the SSCRA granted for domicile and residence.  A member can maintain the domicile or legal residence in the state the member … More
• Q: What Kind Of Tax Protection Does The Scra Provide?
  A: A member does not acquire a new domicile or legal residence for purposes of income tax when the member’s presence in the state is solely due to military … More
• Q: On What Grounds Can The Denial Of My Claim For Benefits Or Services Be Overturned?
  A: If new and material evidence has been presented that affects a previous denial of a claim the secretary can reopen the claim for review and possibly reverse the … More
• Q: I Am A Veteran And I Am Homeless. Can The Department Of Veterans Affairs Help Me?
  A: Yes.  There are many programs administered by the Department to help homeless veterans find shelter.  Additionally, the Department can provide veterans with … More
• Q: As A Veteran, Am I Eligible For Home And Business Loans Administered By The Department Of Veterans Affairs?
  A: If you served on active duty during World War II, the Korean War or during the Vietnam era for 90 days or more, were released from active duty for a disability … More
• Q: How Much Can I Borrow If I Am Eligible For A Home Loan Through The Department Of Veterans Affairs?
  A: A qualified veteran can get a no down payment purchase loan up to $417,000 (as of December 31, 2006 – amount usually changes yearly).  There is no cap or … More
• Q: My Spouse Who Was A Veteran Has Died. Will The Department Of Veterans Affairs Help Me Cover The Cost Of The Funeral And Burial?
  A: Generally, the Department will cover the costs of burial.  However, funeral costs will most likely be left up to those who survive a veteran.  The Department … More