Accredited with the Department of Veteran's Affairs to prepare, present and prosecute veteran's benefit claims before VA
"To care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow and orphan " Abraham Lincoln
Veterans Benefits Representation
VA-Accredited Attorney Representation
I Represent Veterans Before the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
I am authorized to represent veterans, service members, and eligible dependents in claims and appeals for VA disability benefits. My practice is focused on helping veterans obtain the benefits they earned through their service.
I understand the VA system, the evidence required, and how to present claims clearly and effectively.
What “Authorized to Represent Veterans” Means
I am accredited by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to represent claimants in VA benefits matters. This authorization allows me to:
Represent veterans before the VA Regional Office
Handle supplemental claims
Represent veterans in Higher-Level Reviews
Represent veterans in Board of Veterans’ Appeals (BVA) cases
Charge fees only when permitted by VA law
Veterans Benefits I Handle
VA Disability Compensation
Service-connected disability claims
Increased rating claims
Secondary service connection
Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU)
VA Appeals
Higher-Level Review (HLR)
Supplemental Claims with new evidence
Board of Veterans’ Appeals (Direct Review, Evidence, or Hearing)
Survivor & Dependent Benefits
Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC)
Accrued benefits
Substitution claims
How My Representation Works
Free Initial Review
I review your VA decision, service history, and medical evidence.
Strategy & Evidence Review
I explain what the VA needs and whether additional evidence is required.
Formal Representation
If representation is appropriate, I file the required VA power of attorney (POA) and begin work on your case.
Appeal or Claim Filing
I prepare and submit the strongest claim or appeal available under VA law.
Fees – Veteran Friendly & VA-Compliant
No fees for initial claims
Fees are charged only after a Notice of Decision, as permitted by VA law
Fees are typically a percentage of past-due benefits
No fee if there is no retroactive award
All fee agreements are written, transparent, and VA-approved.
Why Veterans Choose My Practice
VA-accredited attorney
Focused on veterans and disability benefits
Clear explanations in plain language
Direct access to your attorney — not a call center
Respect for your service and your time
Serving Veterans Nationwide
VA claims and appeals are handled at the federal level. I represent veterans nationwide, regardless of where you live