Frequently Asked Questions

Not every legal issue requires an attorney, but having one can significantly improve your outcome — especially in complex or high-stakes matters. We can ensure your rights are fully protected.

Start by scheduling a free consultation. During that meeting, we'll review your situation, identify your options, and outline a clear path forward. You will leave with a better understanding of your case and what to expect.

Yes. We provide virtual representation for VA claims and IDES cases nationwide. For family law and estate planning matters, we primarily serve clients in El Paso and surrounding areas.

The Integrated Disability Evaluation System (IDES) combines Department of Defense and VA evaluations for service members with medical issues that may affect their fitness for duty. It determines whether you are fit or unfit for duty and establishes your disability rating and benefits eligibility.

Initial VA disability claims typically take 3–6 months to process. Appeals can take 1–2 years depending on complexity and backlog. We help expedite the process by ensuring your claim includes strong evidence and proper documentation.

We assist with appeals, supplemental claims, and higher-level reviews to challenge denials and overturn unfavorable decisions. Many denials can be successfully appealed with proper representation and evidence.

Yes, we regularly handle divorces involving service members, including military retirement division, custody arrangements for families facing PCS moves, and support modifications due to deployments.

Most individuals should start with a will, trust (if appropriate), durable power of attorney, and healthcare directive. We tailor estate plans to your specific family situation and asset protection needs.

It is against federal law to charge for assistance with the initial filing of your VA claim.

Yes, all initial consultations are free and confidential. This gives you the opportunity to discuss your case and understand your options with no obligation.