Hawaii HB652 regulates compensation for advice on veterans benefits, prohibiting excessive fees and unauthorized referrals.
Hawaii HB652 amends Chapter 363 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to regulate compensation for advice on veterans benefits. It prohibits individuals from receiving compensation for preparing, presenting, or prosecuting veterans benefits claims, or advising, consulting, or assisting with such claims, unless permitted under federal law. It also bans compensation for referring individuals to others for these services. The bill exempts accredited representatives of recognized organizations and employees of the Department of Defense from these restrictions.
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