Are you a disabled veteran in San Antonio, or a veteran’s family member, who is still struggling to get the compensation VA was supposed to pay you? Our law firm specializes in winning VA appeals and increases in ratings and benefits, with a 96% success rate and no upfront charges.
Our Focus Is Completely On Disabled Veterans
Hill & Ponton was founded by a veteran and disability is all we do. Our VA-accredited attorneys have already helped 500 disabled San Antonio veterans (and thousands more nationwide) get the VA benefits they’re entitled to.
We can help you find out what additional compensation and benefits may be available to you, based on your service-connected disabilities. We assist Texas veterans from the Joint Base San Antonio and other military installations:
- Camp Bullis
- Fort Sam Houston
- Lackland Air Force Base
- Randolph Air Force Base
- Martindale Army Airfield
- the former Kelly Air Force Base
… as well as any eligible veterans in Greater San Antonio. Tell us about your VA claim here.
What We Can Get You
- Disability Compensation: Monthly tax-free payments based on your disability rating.
- Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC): For surviving spouses and dependent children.
- Special Monthly Compensation (SMC): Additional benefits for severe disabilities.
- Total Disability Based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU): If your service-connected disabilities prevent you from maintaining substantial gainful employment.
- Healthcare Benefits: Access to VA medical centers and clinics in San Antonio, Texas and all states.
- Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment (VR&E): Training and support for new career paths.
Many San Antonio Veterans Are Still Missing Out on Benefits
With its large population of veterans (Bexar County is home to 159,000 veterans, 11% of its total population) and an emphasis on supporting military families, Greater San Antonio has an abundance of veteran programs and resources. However, many veterans still need assistance obtaining and accessing the available benefits.
Helping Those Most Affected by the Housing Situation
Thanks to the expansion of VA benefits and the work of local organizations, San Antonio’s PIT Count 2024 report found an 18% decrease in unsheltered veterans from 2023 to 2024 (the lowest number to date), while the annual Longitudinal Systems Analysis shows a 42% decrease in veterans experiencing chronic homelessness. But veterans are affected by the increase in housing costs.
Recent population growth and urban expansion have led to increasing housing demands and rising prices. This trend is particularly challenging for elderly veterans, who may struggle to maintain their homes. Additionally, some veterans face food insecurity and financial instability, with the transition to civilian life often bringing employment challenges and difficulties in navigating available resources. This may cause San Antonio veterans to miss out on critical benefits and support.
At Hill & Ponton we prioritize the veterans in precarious housing and employment situations.
We know the difference an increase in compensation and benefits can make in your life. We recommend that veterans pursue all opportunities for increasing disability ratings and benefits – and we are committed to helping you in any way we can.
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In service of our nation, you gave everything you had. You sacrificed your comfort, your peace, and sometimes even your well-being. If the VA denied your rightful benefits, contact us today.
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