About Us | My Veteran Solutions

Our Story

Every year, thousands of eligible veterans and surviving spouses go without accessing the Aid and Attendance pension — often because they don’t know it exists or they’re unsure how to apply.

Founded by the son of a U.S. Army veteran, My Veteran Solutions was created to bridge this gap. Our founder witnessed firsthand how difficult it can be to navigate the VA process and wanted to make it easier for others to receive the support they may be entitled to.

We’ve built a team of professionals focused on education, documentation support, and case preparation — all under the legal supervision of a VA-accredited attorney.

Our Mission

To empower veterans and their loved ones by simplifying the process of preparing a claim for the VA Aid and Attendance benefit — while offering clarity, dignity, and experienced legal oversight every step of the way.

We offer:

Educational resources about VA pension programs
Guidance through eligibility criteria
Help organizing required documentation
Claim preparation under a VA-accredited attorney
Administrative support and case tracking

Only the VA can make final determinations about eligibility and award amounts.

What documents do I need to apply for Aid & Attendance benefits?

Our team will assist you in gathering all necessary documents required by the VA, including:

Your DD-214 Military Discharge papers
A copy of your current Social Security Award letter
Proof of all income and assets
Documentation of unreimbursed medical expenses
A medical assessment confirming Homebound Status or Permanent Need for Aid & Attendance

How long does it take to be approved for benefits?

The time frame for approval depends on the workload of your region's pension center. Our firm will ensure your application is completed thoroughly and submitted under the VA’s Fully Developed Claim (FDC) process, which minimizes delays. Most applications are processed within 4–6 months.

What happens if my application is denied?

If your application is denied for unjustifiable reasons, you can file an appeal with the VA. Although we do not handle VA appeals, you will not be charged any fees for our life care planning services.

I already receive VA disability compensation. Am I still eligible?

You cannot receive both VA disability compensation and the Aid & Attendance pension. However, you can qualify for and receive the higher of the two benefits.

Why is life care planning important?

Life care planning helps preserve the value of your assets, minimize unnecessary taxes, and ensure your loved ones receive what you intended. It also protects your privacy and gives you control over healthcare and financial decisions in case of disability.

What constitutes my "estate"?

Your estate includes all your assets, such as real estate, business interests, personal property, cash, retirement accounts, and life insurance benefits.

What documents are included in my estate plan?

Our comprehensive estate plan includes:

A Will
Financial Powers of Attorney
Healthcare Powers of Attorney
An Advance Directive for end-of-life care
A family estate report that offering a clear summary of your current plan

How does a life care plan benefit my loved ones?

A life care plan reduces the burden on your family by clearly outlining your wishes regarding finances, healthcare, and end-of-life decisions, preventing difficult choices during challenging times.

How do I start conversations with my family about my wishes?

My Veteran Solutions can can guide you in discussing your plans with your loved ones. We provide tools like document explanations, conversation starters, and scripts to help you navigate family dynamics.

I have no spouse or children. Do I still need life care planning?

Yes, life care planning ensures your assets go to the person or organization of your choice rather than being distributed by a court. Beneficiaries can include relatives, friends, or charitable organizations—anyone except the attorney drafting your will.