VETERANS PLANNING INFORMATION

Veterans and military families have unique estate planning needs, including access to specialized benefits and considerations that reflect their sacrifices and service.

Veterans planning goes beyond typical estate planning; it addresses the unique considerations and benefits available to veterans and their families. In this blog, we'll explore these vital aspects and shed light on how veterans can secure their legacies while safeguarding their loved ones' future.

Estate planning is crucial for everyone, including veterans. If you've served in the military and reside in Illinois or Missouri, there are specific considerations that can significantly impact your estate plan.

Did you know there are hundreds of benefits available to military veterans ranging from health care to education and training, to housing assistance? With many options available it can be difficult to know which you may be eligible for. One problem is the number of benefits programs, and another problem pertains to misconceptions about who is eligible for these programs. VA medical benefits , for example, is a vastly misunderstood benefit. There are countless veterans that are eligible for VA health care benefits but aren’t aware they can apply. 

Your classification as a veteran is what entitles you access to VA disability benefits. It largely goes without saying, to recover VA disability benefits, you must be a veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces. That, then, begs the question: What precisely is a veteran of the U.S. armed forces?

Attorney Todd Sivia talks about the importance of Veterans benefits and estate planning. He explains pension programs, how to apply to such programs, and who can qualify.

Did you know there are hundreds of benefits available to military veterans ranging from health care to education and training, to housing assistance?

We wanted to share the drastic updates that will impact senior veterans pension plans. These changes go into effect on October 18th! .