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Harold Vance

VA Benefits and Medicaid Eligibility: How the Two Systems Interact

August 9, 2026 by Harold Vance
Veteran and spouse reviewing paperwork about VA benefits and Medicaid eligibility at home

VA benefits and Medicaid eligibility explained in plain English: income counting, long-term care, spousal protections, look-back rules, and state variation.

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VA Accredited Representative Power of Attorney: Forms 21-22 and 21-22a Explained

August 9, 2026 by Harold Vance
Veteran and spouse reviewing a VA accredited representative power of attorney form with an advisor

VA accredited representative power of attorney explained: Forms 21-22 and 21-22a, verifying accreditation, and how to change or revoke an appointment.

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Free Legal Clinics for Veterans: How They Work and What They Cover

August 9, 2026 by Harold Vance
A veteran meeting an advisor at a free legal clinic for veterans to review claim paperwork

Free legal clinics for veterans: how VA medical-legal partnerships, law school clinics, and bar pro bono programs work, who they help, and what they cover.

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Board of Veterans Appeals Hearing Options: Dockets, Formats and What to Expect

August 9, 2026 by Harold Vance
Veteran discussing Board of Veterans Appeals hearing options with an accredited representative

A plain-English guide to Board of Veterans Appeals hearing options: the three AMA dockets, virtual and Travel Board formats, and the 90-day evidence window.

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Advance on the Docket for VA Appeals: Grounds, Proof, and How to Request It

August 9, 2026 by Harold Vance
A senior veteran and an accredited advisor review paperwork about an advance on the docket for VA appeals

An advance on the docket for VA appeals asks the Board to decide a case sooner. Learn the grounds, the proof required, and how the motion is filed.

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