VA Limits Disability Apportionments | VA Benefits, Divorce, Separation, Child Support | theSITREP

Описание: VA just changed the rules on apportionments in 2026, which affects when a portion of a Veteran’s benefits can be paid directly to a spouse or child instead of the Veteran. In this episode of the SITREP, we break down what the new VA apportionment rule means in plain English, who it still applies to, and how family court decisions now play a bigger role in most cases. If you are dealing with separation, divorce, child support, or dependent benefits, this update could directly impact you, so watch before you file anything.

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