Veterans Benefits

You served America proudly. Hanlon Niemann thanks you! Now let us help get you the VA pension and aid you now need!
Over 65? Let us help you qualify for Veteran Benefits For Long-Term Care
VA Benefits: Our experienced attorneys can help you understand the rules of veteran benefits in New Jersey. We speak plain English in simple nuts and bolts terms about the VA Benefits known as "Aid & Attendance" and the "Survivor's Pension."
Our goal is for you to qualify for long-term care in New Jersey as an honored and respected member of our nation’s military.
Wartime Veterans Aid & Attendance Benefits
VA pensions are not just for wartime veterans who were actually wounded or disabled while they were serving in the armed forces.
Did you know......
Millions of veterans and their spouses may be eligible for special monthly pension benefits solely because they are over 65 years of age and are homebound, in assisted/supportive living, or in a nursing home.
Those veterans and/or their survivors only need to prove that their medical expenses exceed certain income and asset limitations. The maximum benefit available can provide significant help in paying for long term care costs.
An elder law attorney at Hanlon Niemann can assist you and your family by explaining many difficult-to-understand things about long-term care. Qualification for a veteran benefit is only one of several concerns that must be considered. We understand your struggle to provide dignified long-term care for a veteran and/or their spouse. We can help you understand the options. We are your advocates to help you stretch your hard earned money further. VA benefits are only one part of the puzzle. We will hold your hand and guide you every step of the way as we consider all of your and your family's resources.
You may need guidance to make sense of the following:
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Care options available in the local community for both the veteran and spouse
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A review of VA, Medicare, and Medicaid as they apply to your circumstances
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A calculation of the actual dollar benefit and/or cost of any helpful idea that is discussed
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Analysis of any income tax, estate tax, or gift tax issues
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Estate plan documents such as powers of attorney, wills, and possibly trusts
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A review of your personal, financial, and family resources
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Analysis of financial suitability of any asset (preservation)
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Analysis of both positives and negatives of all planning options
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Possible submission of the VA claim form.
Once a veteran has expressed that he or she wants to file a specific claim for VA benefits, an attorney who prepares the claim must do so on a free (pro bono) basis (see point 9 above) or refer you to the Veterans Administration or a Veterans Service Organization which will prepare your claim for free.
Call our managing partner, Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. at 732-863-9900 or e-mail him at fniemann@hnlawfirm.com to discuss your needs and/or set up an appointment.
