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    Veterans (VA) Disability Lawyer Serving Oklahoma

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    If you have a currently diagnosed disability that is due to your military service, you could be eligible for VA disability benefits. VA gives monthly benefits to veterans in Oklahoma with qualifying disabilities.

    But not every disabled veteran who applies for service-connected disability benefits receives a grant right away. A veterans disability lawyer serving Oklahoma from Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick LTD may be able to help you appeal your denied VA benefits. We want to help you receive the benefits you deserve.

    To speak with a member of our team, call us at 800-544-9144 today.

    Oklahoma VA Benefit Resources

    Oklahoma VA Regional Benefit Office

    Oklahoma VA Medical Centers

    Oklahoma VA Outpatient Clinics

    Oklahoma VA Statistics

    As of 2016, Oklahoma has:

    • More than 300,000 veterans (more than 10 percent of the adult population in the state)
    • More than 93,000 veterans who collect VA disability compensation benefits
    • More than 140,000 veterans enrolled in VA’s health care system (96,000 of them have sought treatment at a VA health center)
    • More than 44 percent of Oklahoma’s veterans are 65 or older, and almost 12 percent are military retirees

    How to Receive VA Disability Benefits in Oklahoma

    To be granted VA disability compensation benefits, you typically have to meet three criteria:

    1. You must have a current diagnosis of a condition that qualifies as a disability by VA’s standards.
    2. You experienced an illness, event, or injury during your military service.
    3. You can prove a “nexus,” that links the two.

    A VA disability attorney from Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick LTD can work with you to gather evidence and build an appeal to establish that you meet the above criteria.

    You Have a Qualifying Condition

    You must have a current diagnosis of a qualifying condition to receive VA disability compensation. The diagnosis must be from an appropriate healthcare provider, such as your treating physician or a doctor at a VA medical facility.

    You Experienced an Event During Your Service

    You must prove you experienced some sort of injury, illness, or event in your military service. This may be an injury suffered during combat or exposure to a toxic chemical.

    Proving a “Nexus”

     A “nexus” links your currently diagnosed condition to your active duty military service. A nexus could come in the form of a report from a medical professional that says it is “at least as likely as not” that your condition is related to the event in your military service.

    VA Disability Benefit Levels

    The rating scale runs from 0 to 100 percent, with a 0-percent rating making you ineligible for monthly compensation benefits. With a rating of 10 percent or higher, you are eligible for monthly compensation.

    As of December 1st, 2024, the VA disability rate benefit amounts are as follows:

    • 0 percent disability rating: $0.00 per month
    • 10 percent disability rating: $175.51 per month
    • 20 percent disability rating: $346.95 per month
    • 30 percent disability rating: $537.42 per month
    • 40 percent disability rating: $774.16 per month
    • 50 percent disability rating: $1,102.04 per month
    • 60 percent disability rating: $1,395.93 per month
    • 70 percent disability rating: $1,759.19 per month
    • 80 percent disability rating: $2,044.89 per month
    • 90 percent disability rating: $2,297.96 per month
    • 100 percent disability rating: $3,831.30 per month

    With a rating of at least 30 percent, you may receive additional benefits for dependents living in your home. If you receive a lower rating than you feel you deserve, our attorneys may help you gather evidence and appeal for a higher rating.

    What if I Cannot Afford a VA Disability Lawyer in Oklahoma?

    If concerns about cost are keeping you from reaching out for help, understand that our VA disability lawyers work on a contingency basis. At Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick LTD, we do not get paid until you get paid, so there is no risk in speaking with us and seeing how we may help you.  Consultations are always free.

    Call Today to Speak With a VA Disability Attorney Serving Oklahoma

    A veterans disability lawyer serving Oklahoma from Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick LTD may be able to help you appeal your unfavorable VA disability benefits decision. To speak with a team member in our office call 800-544-9144.