Advocacy and consultancy. We consistently achieve 6 figure pay-outs

Helping Australian Veterans Successfully Navigate the DVA Claims Process

If you’re a veteran, navigating the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) system can feel like an uphill battle, especially when you’re dealing with delays, denials, or complex paperwork. At Military Claims, our trusted DVA advocates are here to guide you through the process and fight for the results you deserve.

We’re a veteran-owned team with first-hand insight into how DVA and CSC systems operate. Our lead advocate is a former DVA staff member, offering an inside perspective that helps us build stronger, faster claims with fewer roadblocks.

Advocacy and consultancy. We consistently achieve 6 figure pay-outs

Helping Australian Veterans Navigate DVA and Military Compensation Claims

At Military Claims, our trusted DVA advocates are here to make the claims process simple, transparent, and fair.

We’re a veteran-owned organisation that helps Australian Defence Force (ADF) members access the compensation, medical support, and entitlements they deserve through the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) and Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation (CSC).

If you’ve been injured during service, discharged on medical grounds, or struggling to understand your entitlements, our team is here to fight for you – just as you once fought for your country.

Our lead advocate, Chris, is a former DVA staff member and veteran himself. He knows exactly how the system works and how to get results.

Personalised Claim Support

Ex-DVA Staff

Dedicated CSC Advocates

Veteran Owned

Veteran Advocates Specialising in DVA Claims and Entitlements

We understand that navigating the DVA claims process and transitioning back into civilian life can be a daunting experience. Our team is here to help.

As a team of ex-serving ADF members, we are passionate about providing personal and professional representation and helping members receive their well-deserved compensations. We have an extensive knowledge of DVA compensation legislation.

We collaborate with a team of GPs, Psychologists, Psychiatrists, and Specialists with DVA experience to provide a seamless process in having claims determined efficiently and accurately.

We want to ensure members receive the best possible compensation and have access to the benefits/entitlements available to set up their post-military lives.

Our Services

We provide a full range of support for current and former ADF members navigating the complex DVA and CSC systems.

DVA Claims Assistance

Expert help with lodging, managing, and fast-tracking DVA claims to ensure your entitlements are properly recognised and paid in full.

Military Injury Compensation

We assist veterans in securing compensation for both physical and psychological injuries – from hearing loss and joint damage to PTSD and anxiety.

CSC Superannuation & Invalidity Claims

Guidance through the CSC claims process, including invalidity pensions, medical discharge reviews, and potential backdated reimbursements.

Permanent Impairment Claims

We prepare strong, evidence-based cases to maximise lump-sum payouts for veterans with long-term service-related conditions.

DVA Claim Appeals

If your claim has been rejected or undervalued, our advocates manage the appeal process and push for a fair and justified outcome.

PTSD & Mental Health Support

We provide compassionate, professional assistance for veterans experiencing PTSD, depression, or other service-related mental health conditions.

Why Choose Military Claims

  • Veteran-owned and operated – we’ve walked the same path you’re on.

  • Led by a former DVA staff member, we understand how to navigate the system efficiently.

  • Proven results for eligible veterans across Australia.

  • Access to experienced medical specialists familiar with DVA standards.

our valued clients

Hear from veterans we have helped with their DVA claims process.

Steve – Rifleman, Australian Army (2007–2014)

After years of service, Steve sustained multiple injuries and had no idea what DVA support was available. When he met Chris, he finally got help navigating the claims process.

Completely life changing,” Steve says. “There’s no real support when you leave the military. Chris not only took me through the claims process, but gave me the psychological support I needed.

Billy – Navy Clearance Diver (2000–2007)

Billy served as a Navy clearance diver across three warships and sustained several injuries during his service. Before meeting Chris, he didn’t even know DVA claims existed.

Military Claims has been fighting really hard on my behalf — and doing the same for so many others,” Billy says. “Thanks to Chris and the team, “I’ve been able to get the medical attention I needed for ongoing conditions.

Rob – Director, Proform
Institute

As a physiotherapist and strength coach, Rob works closely with both current and ex-serving members. He noticed that many of his veteran clients were struggling to access their DVA entitlements — until Military Claims stepped in.

Military Claims has helped a number of my clients through the entire process,” Rob explains. “They make it easier for veterans to get the care and compensation they deserve.

How Our Process Works

FAQs

Can I claim service related injuries post separation?
Absolutely, we will assist you in getting the evidence required through our connections with DVA-experienced medical professionals.

By paying for Advocacy services, you allow us to have access to the resources, time and flexibility required to achieve the best possible outcome for your claims, unmatched by the services of volunteer advocacy.

We have access to medical providers with extensive experience in handling service-related injury claims, ensuring the efficiency and quality of reports provided to DVA.

We don’t just lodge your claims, we handle all communications with DVA and Comm super, supporting you every step of the way and achieving the best possible outcome for you.

DVA may provide support for a wide range of service-related injuries and illnesses, including physical injuries, hearing loss, tinnitus, mental health conditions, musculoskeletal injuries, and some exposure-related illnesses. Eligibility depends on individual circumstances and the evidence available.

DVA claim timeframes vary depending on the complexity of the claim, the medical evidence provided, and current assessment volumes. Some claims may be processed relatively quickly, while others require additional information or specialist assessments.

Yes. Many veterans lodge DVA claims years or even decades after leaving Defence. If a condition is related to military service, it may still be possible to pursue a claim regardless of when symptoms first appeared.

A DVA Gold Card generally provides healthcare coverage for all medical conditions, while a White Card typically covers treatment for specific accepted conditions. Eligibility depends on individual circumstances and service history.

Yes. CSC and DVA are separate systems that assess different aspects of a veteran’s circumstances. Many veterans pursue both CSC invalidity benefits and DVA compensation claims at the same time.

Medical evidence may include diagnoses, specialist reports, treatment records, imaging results, and other documentation that supports the connection between a condition and military service.

Qualifying service is a legislative term used to determine eligibility for certain DVA benefits and entitlements. Whether a veteran has qualifying service depends on their individual service history and circumstances.

Yes. Reservists may be eligible to lodge DVA claims if they have suffered an injury, illness, or condition connected to their Defence service. Eligibility depends on the nature of the service and the circumstances of the claim.

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Real Veterans. Real Stories. Real Results.
Our clients come from every branch of the Australian Defence Force, and their stories reflect the life-changing impact of effective advocacy.