In case of injury or trauma, a service member may be entitled to:

• Federal one-time payments

• Regional allowances and benefits

We carefully review every possible option to make sure nothing is missed.

Families of deceased service members may be entitled to:

• Federal one-time payments (through the Ministry of Defense and other agencies)

• Insurance payments (under mandatory and/or voluntary life and health insurance)

• Regional benefits and monthly payments

Eligible recipients include:

• Spouse

• Children

• Parents

• Other dependents (with proper confirmation)

We explain how the payments are distributed and help formalize agreements to avoid conflicts between family members.

Yes. We submit official requests to military units, hospitals, archives, and government authorities. If necessary, we use legal procedures to confirm the facts of injury or death. Even without the documents “on hand,” the process can still be started.

In such cases, we prepare an appeal or a lawsuit.

In practice, it is often possible to increase the amount, as government agencies and insurance companies do not always calculate payments correctly. We support you throughout the process until the result is achieved.

On average:

• Initial consultation and creating a “benefits map” — 1–3 days

• Collecting and submitting documents — 1–2 weeks

• Review by authorities — from 1 month (depending on the agency and region)

This applies when all documents are available. We also run processes in parallel across different agencies to speed things up.

Yes. We work by power of attorney, so your personal presence is not required. All documents can be sent online or by mail. For families of the deceased, this is often exactly how we handle the process.

The first consultation is always free.
After that — it depends on the agreement: payment can be made either in advance or after you actually receive the funds.

Most often this happens because of:

• mistakes in the documents,

• missing medical certificates about the injury,

• inconsistencies in the wording of medical board (VVK) reports,

• or disputes about the cause of death.

We carefully review all documents in advance and fix any weak points to minimize the risk of denial.

We can handle the entire process remotely, which is especially important for families living outside of Russia.

We take care of communication with agencies and offices that are hard or impossible to reach in person.

We conduct a legal review of all documents to avoid mistakes and delays.

If payments are denied or reduced, we can appeal the decision and go to court on your behalf.