Legal Help for Veterans Attorney James Fausone Applauds State Efforts to Support Veterans’ Education in Wake of Rudisill Decision

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Northville, Michigan – The Supreme Court’s decision in Rudisill v. McDonough expanded G.I. Bill benefits for veterans by allowing veterans to access benefits under both the Montgomery and Post-9/11 G.I. Bills. Now, a recently signed bill in New Jersey is further supporting the educational efforts of America’s veterans.

Attorney James Fausone of Legal Help for Veterans, PLLC, supports these efforts to bolster veterans’ ability to access and complete higher education. Attorney Fausone emphasizes the impact of the Rudisill decision and the New Jersey law in helping veterans achieve their educational goals. 

The Rudisill Decision

The Rudisill decision clarified that veterans who qualify for benefits under both the Montgomery and Post-9/11 GI Bills may access benefits under both bills. In the past, veterans had to waive access to Montgomery benefits to receive Post-9/11 benefits, and Post-9/11 benefits were capped at the amount remaining under the Montgomery bill.

The changes allow qualifying veterans to receive up to 48 months of G.I. Bill benefits for themselves or their beneficiaries. Previously, veterans received only 36 months of benefits. 

New Jersey’s Efforts to Further Support Veterans’ Education

New Jersey recently passed a law requiring undergraduate universities to re-admit students who left the school for military service. Students must be readmitted with no change to their academic standing. Students may not be charged extra application fees when they submit a written readmission request. The law applies to those who serve in the Armed Forces, the National Guard, or Reserve on active duty, including active duty for training. 

Veterans with questions about their benefits should speak to an experienced veterans’ benefits attorney for immediate assistance. Legal Help for Veterans, PLLC, is a Michigan-based veteran benefits law firm with deep experience handling veterans’ issues, including service-connected benefits. Learn more at https://www.legalhelpforveterans.com.

The attorneys at Legal Help for Veterans have a national practice representing veterans from across the country. They have helped veterans collect over $10,000,000 in future and retroactive benefits.

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Northville, MI 48168
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