As a VA-accredited attorney, I'm here to assist you with your legal needs. Schedule a consultation today: https://calendly.com/vetlawoffice/va-disability-consultation  When a tragedy strikes and the veteran passes away, the family members are sometimes left picking up the pieces, and a huge question remains. "Do I continue to receive the benefits?"  This is extremely important, especially as families rely on VA benefits to survive. In today's episode, Ed discusses how to qualify for Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC), even when the veteran’s death isn’t service connected. Specifically, he discusses the 10 year rule, who qualifies to recieve the benefits, and how to get them.  Whether you're worried about your family's future, or going through a seriously terrible period, you deserve to know what you are entited to from the VA.    Disclaimer: The material and information contained on these pages and on any pages linked from these pages are intended to provide only general information about the VA disability claims system. Every case is unique, and neither Edward M. Farmer nor VA Made Easy, LLC are providing legal advice for your specific VA case or legal matter. You should consult with a VA accredited attorney before relying upon any of the information presented here. The acts of making a comment or viewing information from VA Made Easy LLC’s YouTube channel do not create an attorney-client relationship. Case results are not guaranteed nor is Edward M. Farmer able to predict the outcome of any claims.  #VeteransAppeals #NoticeOfAppeal #CourtOfAppeals #VeteransClaims #VABoardDecision #LegalAid #MilitaryVeterans #AppealsProcess #LegalRights #VeteransBenefits #VAcourt #VeteranAdvocacy #VAclaims #VArepresentation #VAregulations #VAcase #MilitaryLaw #VACourt