Family members have to send in documentation showing their relationship to the veteran
Many family members spent time at military bases with known toxic contamination during the last century, which means they were also exposed to harmful chemicals or substances. Toxic exposure, even if it might have occurred to a less severe degree than in the case of veterans, can result in terrible health problems.
If you are the family member of a veteran who lived at a military base and now struggle with a disease, you will have to provide our skilled attorneys with the following documents, as applicable:
- birth certificate
- marriage license
- adoption papers
To have your case thoroughly reviewed, we will also request your medical records, which must state your diagnosis and how it relates to toxic exposure. If you have a qualifying disease or health issue, you might be entitled to financial compensation. Whether you are the spouse or the child of a veteran who lived at a military base when it was contaminated, we encourage you to give our legal team a call if you now struggle with a disease.
Quality legal assistance for the family members of veterans affected by toxic exposure
With over 30 years of experience, our attorneys have the necessary knowledge and resources to help you determine whether you are eligible to file a military base toxic exposure claim. After you send in your documents, we will carefully assess your situation to subsequently let you know if you are entitled to compensation. If you are, our legal team will promptly begin working on your claim, and the process will entail minimal involvement on your part once we have all the information from you.
Family members who are too ill to participate in the legal process can have someone help them navigate it. Moreover, our compassionate team will go to great lengths to make it as simple as possible by taking care of the most complex aspects for the claimant. Eventually, if our endeavors are successful, we might obtain the most favorable outcome for your case. It is important to note that we work on a contingency fee basis, which means you will not have to pay anything unless we recover compensation for you.