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Are you preparing for your VA C&P exam? VA-accredited attorney and Army combat veteran Ed Farmer breaks down three things NOT to say during your exam.

In this episode: 🚫 What NOT to say to a C&P examiner ✅ How to clearly describe your symptoms and daily struggles ⚠️ Why exaggerating or downplaying your conditions can hurt your claim 📄 Why your paperwork alone isn’t enough 🗣️ How to stay consistent, honest, and confident during the exam

Ed shares real client experiences, practical tips, and strategies to help you protect your VA disability claim and secure the rating you deserve. If you’ve ever worried about “saying the wrong thing” at your C&P exam, this video will help you prepare the right way.

👉 Watch now to learn what NOT to say—and how to get your VA claim on the right track.

This episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/hrNggg2DWng

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.

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Can you work and still receive VA disability benefits? In this episode of VA Made Easy, VA-accredited attorney and Army combat veteran Ed Farmer breaks it all down.

You’ll learn: 👉 How working can impact your VA disability rating 👉 When you can work with a 100% VA disability rating 👉 Rules for TDIU (Total Disability Individual Unemployability) and strict income limits 👉 What counts as “substantial gainful employment” 👉 Real-life examples of protected work environments (like working for family who accommodate your disabilities)

If you’re a veteran wondering about employment, VA benefits, or protecting your claim, this episode gives you clear answers and practical tips.

📌 Don’t risk your benefits—watch now to learn how working could affect your VA disability compensation.

This episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/J70oyW12_88

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

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Denied at the Board of Veterans’ Appeals? Don’t give up just yet.

In this episode, VA-accredited attorney and Army combat veteran Ed Farmer breaks down a powerful, but often overlooked, option: filing a Motion for Reconsideration.

👉 This episode covers: - What a Motion for Reconsideration is and how it works - When the Board might agree to review your case - The two-stage process (Board chairman + panel of judges) - What counts as an “obvious error in law or fact” - How new service records can change your outcome - Why appealing to the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims is often more effective

Using real-world examples from his practice, Ed explains when this strategy makes sense and why having experienced legal guidance is critical.

This episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wbDZmXWmSfg

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