Our VA software is very unique. With Victoria L. Collier, the number one V. A. expert in the country, helping develop and create the software.
Many people don't know the eligibility standards around VA benefits. They know that there is a certain amount of assets and income, but you don't know the amount of assets you can have. In many cases, you can have assets in the hundreds of thousands of dollars and still be eligible. We have the software that uses the VA's own formulas in making these determinations.
In addition, our software is very unique in that you could enter client information and it will generate the necessary documents for the application. We have a complete application process that is tracked through a client management system which gives you reporting, so you're very familiar with where each case stands and what step of the process it's in, the forms that have been completed, which ones are done by clients, which ones are done by the office, and the software will generates those forms.
Very unique and different, unparalleled in the industry. Very user friendly for any law practice that's experienced, or doing veteran benefits for the first time, they can confidently ensure that their paraprofessionals are able to handle a large majority of this work. And they can keep tabs on it with the reporting to be confident that they're not missing any major deadlines.
It’s great technology to help any practitioner be confident that they're not missing anything!
If your interested in learning more about the LWP-CCS drafting software, join us in Phoenix October 20-22nd at our Asset Protection, Medicaid and VA Practice With Purpose program. Click here to register today! Existing members who would like to participate can contact Angela at [email protected]
David J. Zumpano, Esq, CPA, Co-founder Lawyers With Purpose, Founder and Senior Partner of Estate Planning Law Center
I'm very interested in the seminar--and the software. I suspect the seminar will be incomplete unless I make a decision to buy the software as part of attending the seminar. For that reason, I'd like to know the cost of the software so as not to put the cart before the horse. If you could give me an idea as to its cost, it would help me to make a decision whether attending the seminar now or at a later date would make the most sense for me. Thanks.
Posted by: Kevin Purcell | 07/17/2014 at 11:39 AM