Other Resources

NOTE: We are providing these links as informational resources only. Each individual should conduct their own due diligence into the law firms or companies listed here. Thank you.

The Lanier Law Firm – Mesothelioma VA Claims Guide

Please visit this website for more information.

NVISION offers a free online resource dedicated to helping people live better by seeing better.

They recently published an educational guide on veterans and vision care. This free resource highlights VA coverage for vision care, common eye injuries/disorders for veterans, treatment for blind veterans and more. For more information please visit their website.

Veteran Survivors’ Handbook

VA honors the sacrifices of Servicemembers’ and Veterans’ dependents and survivors through many benefit programs, which may be available to a surviving spouse, dependent children, and/or parent(s).

To download the Handbook please click the link below. A PDF will open in a new tab, which you can print or download to your computer. Veterans Survivors’ Handbook.

Veterans Resource & Transition Guide

This version of the book is designed to give you (the reader) a sample of each chapter, its contents, and the intent of the book. Each chapter has been extremely abbreviated and has a link at the end to help with purchasing a full version of the book. Hopefully this version will give you a sample of the resources available to veterans, families, employers, and friends.

Research, knowledge and resources for your transition into civilian life and beyond. To download the Guide please click the link below. A PDF will open in a new tab, which you can print or download to your computer. Veterans Transition Guide.

U.S. Military Veterans and Addiction

Military veterans are at a higher risk of developing addictions and other mental health issues than civilians. The men and women veterans who served our country deal with many challenges from traumatic events. Some veterans try to cope or self-medicate by abusing alcohol or other addictive substances. Please visit this website https://www.addictionguide.com/addiction/veterans/ for more information.

How to Start a Small Business – A Guide for Veterans

Recent data points to 1 out of 20 business owners being veterans, which speaks to the fact that their unique experience and perspective gives them the ideal skill set needed to successfully take on the challenges of entrepreneurship. To claim your free guide, click the link.

Intelligent Veterans Guide (IVG)

IVG provides information regarding about the benefits of non-traditional postsecondary education and other important details about vocational and apprenticeship programs, such as eligibility, costs, and transitioning to working civilian.