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As the widow of a veteran or a qualifying family member of a veteran, you may have questions about how to get DIC benefits. Hi, Im Lori Underwood an attorney with Woods and Woods. There are several different rules that the VA has established regarding eligibility for DIC. Im going to talk about four rules, three of them pretty quickly. Theres a five-year rule, a 10-year rule, and a one-year rule. The 10-year rule establishes that any veteran who was entitled to a totally disabling service connected condition continuously ten years before their death will be eligible for DIC benefits. That means the veteran was receiving 100% service connection for a disabling condition 10 years before their death. When I say the veteran is eligible for DIC benefits, that means you as the widow, is eligible to receive that DIC compensation benefit. The five year old is similar to the 10-year rule in that the veteran had to be service connected for a totally disabling condition. However, it only needs
