Know Your Rights

You Fought for This Country. You Deserve to Keep Your Home.

Thousands of veterans face housing insecurity every year — not because resources don't exist, but because no one told them to look out for loopholes in the government. We're changing it Case By Case.

Theft by Deception of Real Property

These Cases Show How Mortgage Companies, Attorneys, the State, and the Courts Are Stealing Homes from Veterans in Florida

01

James M. Cuyler v. Cardinal Financial Company, Limited Partnership

Court: Second District Court of AppealCase No.: 2D2024-2244Circuit Judge: Christopher Nash
02

James M. Cuyler v. Freedom Mortgage Corporation, Brock & Scott, PLLC, Thomas E. Brock, and Gregory Scott

Court: Second District Court of AppealCase No.: 2D2025-1197Circuit Judge: Cheryl K. Thomas
03

James M. Cuyler v. Freedom Mortgage Corporation

Court: Second District Court of AppealCase No.: 2D2025-2101Circuit Judge: Helene L. Daniel
04

James M. Cuyler v. Freedom Mortgage Corporation

Court: Supreme Court of FloridaCase No.: SC2026-0939Circuit Judge: Related appellate case: 2D2025-2101
For each case, publicly available information has been requested including: complete case captions, filing dates, dispositions, presiding judges, attorneys of record, final judgments, appellate opinions, and all related cases involving the same parties or underlying foreclosure dispute.

37,000+

Veterans homeless on any given night

11%

Of all homeless adults are veterans

HUD-VASH

The #1 federal housing program for vets

50 States

Resources available nationwide

HUD-VASH: Your Primary Federal Resource

The HUD-VA Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH) program combines Housing Choice Vouchers from HUD with case management and clinical services from VA. It is the largest supportive housing program for homeless veterans in the United States.

01

Contact Your Local VA Medical Center

Call your nearest VA Medical Center and ask to speak with a HUD-VASH case manager. They will assess your eligibility and begin the intake process.

02

Complete the Eligibility Assessment

You must be a veteran experiencing homelessness or at imminent risk. The VA will verify your service record and current housing situation.

03

Receive Your Housing Voucher

Once approved, you receive a Housing Choice Voucher that covers a portion of rent at a private landlord who accepts the program.

04

Access Ongoing Case Management

HUD-VASH includes continued VA case management — mental health, substance use, employment, and benefits assistance — to help you stay housed.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Must be a veteran (any discharge status may be considered)
  • Currently homeless or at imminent risk of homelessness
  • Eligible for VA healthcare services
  • Able to live independently with case management support
  • Must participate in regular VA case management appointments

Emergency & Transitional Programs

National Call Center for Homeless Veterans

Hotline

24/7 hotline connecting veterans in crisis to local VA homeless programs, emergency shelter, and transitional housing resources.

1-877-4AID-VET (1-877-424-3838)

Grant and Per Diem (GPD) Program

Transitional

VA funds community agencies to provide transitional housing and supportive services for up to 24 months while veterans work toward permanent housing.

Contact your local VA

Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF)

Prevention

Rapid rehousing and homelessness prevention grants for very low-income veteran families. Covers rent, utilities, deposits, and moving costs.

Find a local SSVF provider at va.gov

Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program

Employment

Employment services specifically for homeless veterans — job training, placement assistance, and support services to achieve economic self-sufficiency.

Contact your local American Job Center

State-by-State Resource Directory

Southeast

Florida

FL Veteran Housing Assistance

Georgia

GA Dept. of Veterans Service

North Carolina

NC Division of Veterans Affairs

Virginia

VA Dept. of Veterans Services

Northeast

New York

NY Division of Veterans' Services

Pennsylvania

PA Dept. of Military & Veterans Affairs

Massachusetts

MA Dept. of Veterans' Services

New Jersey

NJ Dept. of Military & Veterans Affairs

Midwest

Illinois

IL Dept. of Veterans' Affairs

Ohio

Ohio Dept. of Veterans Services

Michigan

MI Veterans Affairs Agency

Texas

TX Veterans Commission

West

California

CA Dept. of Veterans Affairs

Washington

WA Dept. of Veterans Affairs

Arizona

AZ Dept. of Veterans' Services

Colorado

CO Division of Veterans Affairs

Don't Wait Until It's Too Late and they take what belongs to you.

Housing resources exist — but they run out. If you or a veteran you know is at risk, reach out today. Call your local offices to make complaints.

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