Air Force Grants 1st Assignment Under New Co-Parenting Accommodation Policy
Divorced parents in the military have long struggled to find a balance between serving their country and being close to their children. Recently, divorced parents serving in the Air Force received great news. Members of the U.S. Air Force can apply to defer their assignments or request a specific location based on their custody agreements. […]
Military Divorce: What You Need to Know
A marriage in which one or both partners is a member of military is unique in many ways. While most civilians are able to make their marriages and their families a top priority, a military family must always put their country first. This can put stress on a marriage, which can be difficult to overcome. […]
What Can You Do If Your Soldier Cuts You Off Financially?
What to do if your military spouse no longer provides financial support for your family.
The United States Supreme Court Agrees to Review a Military Retirement Issue in a Divorce Case: What Does This Mean for Your Military Retirement?
How a military divorce case landed at the steps of the Supreme Court.
Can I Keep My Commissary and Exchange Privileges After Divorce?
Which military privileges no longer apply to ex-spouses of service members?
Military Domestic Violence Injunction Remedies
When remedies for military domestic violence are needed, civil & criminal statutes are used to provide relief.
Are My VA Benefits Marital Property? What About Alimony?
Veteran benefits are protected from creditors, but are they protected against your ex-spouse?
Military Divorce: Can I Keep My Military ID Card?
For non-military spouses, military IDs can be revoked if specific qualifications are not met.
Is My Military Accrued Vacation Time and Sick Leave a Marital Asset?
Military divorces come with additional strings, including what is considered an assets for equitable distribution.
Is My Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) a Marital Asset?
In any divorce case, retirement funds are fair ground for equitable distribution.
Survivor Benefit Plan FAQs
For those serving in the armed forces, a survivor benefit plan is a way of supporting your family.
Is Overseas Housing Allowance (OHA) included as income for Child Support payment calculations?
Even if the funds are from the government, these funds play a factor in your child support.
What is the Ten-Year Rule?
It is vital to understand the Ten-Year Rule and how it impacts your pension.
Can Florida Courts Modify Alimony Based on a Supportive Relationship?
Alimony and Supportive Relationships.
Will the court provide an interpreter?
Will you be provided an interpreter during your court proceeding?
What is a social investigation in a custody case?
What is a social investigation and how will it help your custody case?
Can I FaceTime With My Child?
Electronic communication between parents and children might not be harmless during divorce.
Is My Business a Marital Asset?
Unlike traditional marital assets, businesses are trickier to divide.
Bankruptcy and Divorce: Which Comes First, and Why
If you're between a rock and a hard place, the next steps might be hard to determine.
Is My Marriage Irretrievably Broken?
In some states, including Florida, one party does not have to the sole cause of a failed marriage.
Splitting a Personal Injury Settlement Award in a Divorce
If I have a settlement from a personal injury case, is that factored into my assets?
What Can You Do If Your Soldier Cuts You Off Financially?
What to do if your military spouse no longer provides financial support for your family.
Divorce Calls Increase on Valentine’s Day
Individuals are more inclined to seek legal representation during the holidays.
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