Veterans in Indiana should know that an important change may be coming to the world of veterans' benefits. Current regulations force people to prove that they were exposed to toxicity that caused an illness while serving. However, the VA may add burn pits and other...
How do you prepare for a VA board hearing?
When you file for veterans' benefits in Indiana, the Veterans Administration might decline your request. However, this doesn't mean that the battle is over. You can appeal the decision and possibly have it overturned so that you can get the benefits you're entitled...
Why veterans should switch to direct deposits instead of checks
Many veterans in Indiana receive their benefits through a check or debit card. However, Veterans Administration (VA) officials are urging veterans to switch over to a direct deposit. According to one of the officials, receiving payments by check or debit card can make...
Possible hope for veterans with less-than-honorable discharges
When a veteran from Indiana looks into getting veterans' benefits, the process is usually straightforward and simple when the person has been discharged with an honorable or general discharge. It can be much more difficult when a veteran has been discharged with a...
Can you receive VA benefits to buy a specially equipped vehicle?
For many Americans, the ability to drive is key to their work, health and personal life. A disability can radically change your needs as a driver, requiring significant adaptations or a new vehicle entirely. Thankfully, many disabled veterans and service members may...
What are some benefits that veterans are entitled to?
When most people think of veterans' benefits, they typically think of health insurance and disability benefits. However, veterans in Indiana are actually entitled to a wide range of benefits that can help them and their family members. These benefits can include...
Veterans who received an other-than-honorable discharge may still be eligible for benefits
Throughout our nation's history, millions of men and women have served their country in the military. Sadly, many of those individuals have slipped through the cracks and have yet to receive access to the benefits that they were promised. Many of those veterans...
The disability property tax exemption explained
In many states, disabled homeowners, including veterans with disabilities, are eligible for property tax exemptions. These tax exemptions can significantly reduce a disabled homeowner’s annual tax burden. Exemptions are different for disabled individuals and disabled...
VA reconsiders benefits eligibility for “bad” discharges
Lawmakers in Washington are concerned about struggling veterans after learning their fate after receiving “bad paper” discharges. The developments, which may result in good news for veterans in Indiana, are causing the Department of Veteran Affairs to reconsider some...
Breaking through with VA benefits
Military veterans have provided what many consider the most important service that anyone can give to their country. Everyone wants veterans to get the benefits they deserve. However, it can be difficult to navigate the world of the veterans' benefits. The Department...
