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Undeniable Federal Title and Benefits Assertive motion.

for 100% Permanent and Total Service Members,

Including Military, Firefighters, Police and Other Service Members that Where Injured in the Line of Duty to 100% lost of certain physical mental damage or irreparable lost of Wellbeing Independence and the Nature to be Able to Take Care Of Ones Self and or Family!!!

What is U.S. Code article 38- § 53O1c of Veterans law 100% Permanent and Total Protections against garnishment or the collection of wages?

Article 38 of the United States Code Title 38, Section 1114, is a provision of the Veterans Benefits Act of 1957 that establishes the criteria for a veteran to be rated as "totally and permanently disabled" for the purpose of receiving disability compensation at the 100% rate. This provision applies to veterans who have a service-connected disability that is determined to be "total" (i.e., the disability prevents the veteran from performing any type of substantially gainful employment) and "permanent" (i.e., the disability is expected to continue for the remainder of the veteran's life).

According to 38 CFR § 3.340 “Total and Permanent Total Ratings (b)” Permanent and Total disability exists when:

Such impairment is reasonably certain to continue throughout the life of the disabled person. This is the most common reason why the VA grants Permanent and Total (P&T) disability status.

The permanent loss or loss of use of both hands, or of both feet, or of one hand and one foot, or of the sight of both eyes, or becoming permanently helpless or bedridden constitutes permanent total disability.

Diseases and injuries of long-standing which are totally incapacitating will be regarded as permanently and totally disabling when the probability of permanent improvement under treatment is remote.

Permanent total disability ratings may not be granted because of any incapacity from acute infectious disease, accident, or injury, unless there is present one of the recognized combinations or permanent loss of use of extremities or sight, or the person is in the strict sense permanently helpless or bedridden, or when it is reasonably certain that a subsidence of the acute or temporary symptoms will be followed by irreducible totality of disability by way of residuals.

The age of the disabled veteran may be considered in determining permanence.

In summary, Article 38 provides the legal framework for veterans to receive disability compensation at the 100% rate if they are found to be totally and permanently disabled due to a service-connected disability.

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What is U.S. Code article 38- § 53O1c of Veterans law 100% Permanent and Total Protections against garnishment or the collectionof wages?

( One such provision is found ) in ( 38 U.S. Code § 5301 ), which provides that veterans' disability compensation payments are exempt from attachment, levy, or seizure by any legal or equitable process. This means that creditors cannot garnish or collect a veteran's disability compensation payments for the payment of debts or judgments.

Additionally, under the Consumer Credit Protection Act (CCPA), which is a federal law that sets limits on wage garnishment, disability compensation payments are generally exempt from garnishment by creditors. Specifically, the CCPA limits the amount of an individual's disposable earnings that may be garnished, and this limit includes most types of income, but not disability compensation payments.

In summary, " 38 CFR § 3.340 “Total and Permanen

" of the Veterans law, there are provisions in the Title that U.S. law providing certain Exclusive Titles and protections for veterans who receive disability compensation at the 100% rate against Garnishment or the Collection of wages in Any Case that has created or can Create a Hardship sustained by the 38 CFR § 3.340 “Total and Permanent Service Member or Members.

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