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Dallas-Fort Worth area by the numbers
About 339,000 veterans live in the Dallas-Fort Worth area's 11 counties, and 134 VA-accredited attorneys and claims agents are based there. Claims agents are not lawyers. VA accredits both to help with claims and appeals.
- attorneys and agents based here
- 134
- veterans in these counties
- 339,000
- counties
- 11
- nearest VA regional office
- Waco
Accredited help in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
125 accredited attorneys and 9 claims agents list an address in Dallas County, Tarrant County, Collin County, Denton County, Hunt County, Kaufman County, Rockwall County, Wise County, Parker County, Johnson County, and Ellis County.
Representatives can take clients anywhere, so you can also browse every Texas listing.
Veteran counts are VA's rounded county projections.
VA offices serving the Dallas-Fort Worth area
The nearest VA regional benefit office is the Waco VA Regional Benefit Office in Waco.
VA medical centers nearest these counties: Dallas VA Medical Center (Dallas) and Sam Rayburn Memorial Veterans Center (Bonham).
Questions about VA-accredited representatives in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
How much does a VA disability lawyer cost in Dallas-Fort Worth?
The same federal VA rules apply everywhere. A representative can generally charge only after VA decides your claim, and VA presumes a fee of 20 percent of past-due benefits or less is reasonable.
Do I need a lawyer based in Dallas-Fort Worth?
No. VA accreditation is national and Board hearings are mostly virtual. If you prefer to meet in person, 134 representatives are based in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Where can I find free VA claim help in Dallas-Fort Worth?
County veterans service officers help for free. Start with the Texas VSO directory.
Claim Raven is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. We do not recommend or endorse any attorney or claims agent. Listings come from VA's public accreditation records. Paid placements are advertising. Check an attorney's accreditation on VA's accreditation search before you hire them.
VA accreditation allows a person to represent claimants before VA. It is not a recommendation. Attorneys are lawyers; claims agents are accredited non-attorneys. A VSO can provide free claims help. Confirm current accreditation in VA's official search.
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