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Tonya Osborn
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Old deck logs prove service for $241K compensation award

Found deck logs showed a Navy veteran’s proximity to Vietnam and ultimately helped his widow win long sought Dependent Indemnity Compensation. “The veteran was actually not service connected when he passed away in 2009,” said TVC Claims Benefits Advisor Tonya Osborn. According to Osborn, the Borger area veteran was working

Kerry Easely, Caucasian male, white hair, clean shaven
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Surviving spouse awarded over $183,600 after VA error pointed out

The surviving spouse of a Marshall area Vietnam veteran came to TVC Claims Northeast District Supervisor and Army veteran Kerry Easley with notification from the VA regarding reducing her survivor’s pension retroactively back to 2018 due to her receiving Social Security Benefits. In the process of sorting that out, Easley

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TVC Claims Benefits Advisor Zamora wins $414K for veteran at appeal

A Brownsville area veteran was awarded over $414,104 in retroactive pay in late July after TVC Claims Benefits Advisor and Army veteran Jose Zamora represented him at the Board of Veterans Appeals (BVA). The conditions addressed by the veteran’s claim were depression, stress, anxiety, sleep dysfunction/disorder, PTSD and claustrophobia. “The

Crystal and Alan Smith
Claims

Dynamic duo dedicated to connecting veterans with benefits earned

“When we arrive at the office, we know it’s possible to have clients waiting outside the door to speak to us in addition to our scheduled appointments,” said Alan Smith, Milam County Accredited Veteran Service Officer and US Army retired. He arrives with his office partner and wife Crystal. Together

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Don’t pay for claims assistance and report predatory practices

  Veterans and their beneficiaries should never pay for assistance in filing disability compensation benefits claims. The VA and TVC warn veterans that they are often targets of companies and individuals known as claims predators. Claims predators often try to unlawfully charge a fee to help prepare and consult on

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