Prohibits unauthorized persons from acting as agents or attorneys in veterans' benefits matters.
Prohibits unauthorized persons from acting as agents or attorneys in veterans' benefits matters, including preparing, presenting, or examining claims. Requires non-accredited persons to file a standard fee agreement with the attorney general's office before receiving compensation for advising, consulting, guiding, coaching, or training on veterans' benefits matters. Limits compensation to a one-time fee not exceeding five times the monthly amount of the veteran's increase in benefits.
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