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For millions of veterans battling service-connected disabilities, it can be a challenge to manage household expenses as the cost of living increases each year. To combat increased costs, many veterans rely on a Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) to their disability compensation, and many want to know — will VA disability pay rates increase in 2027? The…
Many veterans that receive an administrative or punitive discharge have questions about how their discharge affects their VA benefits. It is a common question we hear at VA Benefits Attorneys, and one that we are happy to help answer. When veterans ask — can I get VA benefits with an Other-Than-Honorable (OTH) Discharge — the…
Total Disability Individual Unemployability (TDIU) represents a 100% disability rating for veterans who cannot maintain substantially gainful employment due to a service-connected disability. This is a different disability rating than a standard 100% scheduler rating based on medical evaluations for service-connected medical conditions and the severity of symptoms. With TDIU, many veterans still have questions,…
Many veterans with service-connected disabilities cannot work a full-time job or maintain meaningful employment. This means these veterans rely on disability compensation for their bills — and it is an important piece of the financial puzzle for many. Many separated veterans who receive disability compensation want to know if they can receive VA disability pay…
Many veterans who receive service-connected disability compensation from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) have the same question — are veteran disability benefits tax free? There are many veterans who rely on VA disability compensation as a primary source of income when service-connected disabilities make it difficult to maintain a job or career, which…
There are an estimated 16.2 million military veterans in the United States — and an estimated 6.2 million veterans receive disability benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). The process to get veteran disability benefits can be complicated and many veterans have looked for help — and many have been taken advantage of…
Each year brings new changes to the veterans benefits provided by U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs — including an increase in VA disability rates with the Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA). And while a general increase in disability compensation is expected in most years, there are always additional changes to veterans benefits and the claims process that…
Veterans with a service-connected injury, illness, or medical condition have plenty of questions about the available disability benefits provided by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). The first question that many veterans ask is — who is eligible for VA disability benefits? VA Benefits Attorneys Powered by Tabak Law is a law practice that…
Ohio consistently ranks high in the number of pending VA disability claims, with thousands of veterans waiting for decisions each year. As of December 2024, Ohio stood at #7 in the nation, with 7,081 backlogged claims piling up in the VA system VA Claims Insider. This means Ohio veterans face longer wait times, mounting uncertainty,…
Virginia has one of the highest veteran populations in the nation and is home to several major military installations. Not surprisingly, it also ranks near the top in the number of backlogged VA benefit claims. Thousands of Virginia veterans are waiting for disability compensation, pensions, and healthcare coverage, creating stress for individuals and their families….
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