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Advice given on the forum is in no way a substitute for consulting with a competent Veterans law firm, such as one (you pick your favorite) on the NOVA advocate website.
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If you already have retained a law firm, then you should follow that law firms advice instead of hadit members advice. ONE REASON:
Many law firms have access to your VBMS file, while hadit members do not. Your law firm may well know about issues which are relevant to your case, while hadit posters often do not have that information.
Of course, your law firm will not only have access to your VBMS file, but they also have professional training and experience, while hadit members (unless other wise posted) have neither legal training nor a law degree.
CONTROVERSIAL ADVICE: Often there are choices that Veterans make which are a "coin toss" where both options could produce similar results. These are things like, "should I file an HLR or go directly to the BVA". One Veteran may do well with a HLR, while others suggest going directly to the BVA.
I will never KNOWINGLY suggest to a Veteran that he or she commit any type of fraud, nor will I knowingly recommend a Veteran violate one or more laws to obtain benefits. Laws vary with different states and or cities, so you should always consult with a professional if in doubt.
Further, since we are uncompensated volunteers, each Veteran should understand that posters are not accepting any type of liability for any of the advice given.
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Advice given on the forum is in no way a substitute for consulting with a competent Veterans law firm, such as one (you pick your favorite) on the NOVA advocate website. https://www.vetadvoc
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