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mrsvet28
Here I am writing for opinions on this: WE won our claim after 12 years pretty much by myself writing letters to Senators and Congressman we had hired a lawyer previous to our DRO hearing who worked for the current ones who are trying to take us to court in a month: Here is a brief sceneario--
We signed a fee agreement they said they couldnt represent us without it
Now they state"they thought we were their friends and never filed the fee agreement" ? "the VA says they never filed the fee agreement/ and then:
I got a letter from the AMC -before the claim was resolved a year and half ago-saying( they )were asking for payment-I said payment for what nothing is closed
They never answered me if they filed for the EAJA
They specified "all monies recovered" and didnt even know how much was due to us in the retro
I asked for an audit from the VA and they should have I think
There is still monies unaccounted for and nothing matches in totals
there is much more to this complicated matter
Now they hired a lawyer to collect from us- we were just enjoying our retirement home-
I am prepared to take them on-
Is this a matter between the VA and them? and why do I have to collect for them
Can they garnish our monthly until the VA pays them ?
all replies welcome Thanks Mrsvet
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