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Yes, the court can consider the VA compensation benefits as ?income? when deciding the amount of child support owed. Texas Family Code 154.062(b)(5) lists what the court may include as net resources when calculating child support, and service-connected VA compensation benefits are included in that list.
Texas law includes SSDI in a person's income for the purpose of calculating child support. The child of a parent who receives SSDI may also be eligible for benefits. If you can get SSDI for your child, the court will count that as part of your child support payment.
A service member's disability pay could be an income source for paying spousal maintenance or child support, but only when state law allows it to be. Arizona does not so allow if the disability was service-connected or combat-related under federal law.
Disability benefits received from VA, such as disability compensation, pension payments and grants for home modifications, are not taxable.
Disability benefits only generally cannot be garnished to pay child support. None or part of military retirement benefits and disability benefits, often only the amount of military retirement that is received may be garnished to pay child support.