The Inland Revenue Service has set a May 5 deadline for veterans who have dependents and missed out on the COVID-19 stimulus checks that were sent out in April. These individuals have been warned that
Any disabled veteran who has been through the application process for benefits knows how difficult it can be. And most believe that once they’ve been approved and start receiving benefits, their fight is over. However,
Veterans who have served their country want to know that their children and dependents are provided for. The VA offers a way to do this through different education benefits for qualifying survivors and dependents of
Military sexual trauma (MST) refers to sexual assault or repeated, threatening sexual harassment that happens to a veteran during service. MST can happen to men and women, and the VA acknowledges that it is a
Claims decisions that were rendered before February 19, 2019, are still subject to the traditional VA appeals process. This includes the steps of filing a Notice of Disagreement and consideration by a Decision Review Officer.
Disabled veterans are well aware that it can take months or even years before they receive benefits. Once a veteran is awarded, he or she can begin collecting compensation payments. But what about all the
Disabled veterans who have dependents may be able to add those individuals to their benefits compensation. Veterans may be eligible for additional disability compensation if they have a qualified dependent. If you have questions about
The VA is aware that contact with certain hazardous substances during military service cause illnesses and conditions requiring treatment. Veterans who have been exposed to hazardous materials and chemicals could be eligible for compensation. A
Sick and disabled veterans concerned about long-term housing needs have several healthcare benefits options available through the VA. Qualified veterans are eligible for financial support for assisted living, live-in, and home healthcare. A Mobile, AL
Many veterans assume that the only federal entity responsible for compensation and other benefits is the Department of Veterans Affairs. In truth, there are valuable resources for veterans and servicemembers available through numerous other parts
Healthcare is a major concern for both veterans and their families, especially with respect to cost. The Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Department of Veterans Affairs (CHAMPVA) is a health benefits program. CHAMPVA
Disabled veterans with special physical needs may find it difficult to get around their homes. Veterans Affairs offers assistance to those who need new or modified homes to accommodate their conditions. These are the Specially
