Military Divorce
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Divorce in the Trenches: Dividing a Military Retirement in Divorce
How will a military retirement be allocated between divorcing spouses?
Divorce in the Trenches: Health Insurance & Alimony
Military medical insurance, known as TriCare, is available to military members and their dependents. The standard TriCare coverage for active duty m...
Divorce in the Trenches: Military Divorce
Addressing some of the complexities involved in a military divorce.
Military Medical Benefits after Divorce
Medical Benefits for Former Spouses Under TRICARE Active service members and their families qualify for health benefits under a program called TRICAR...
Understanding the Division of Military Pensions in Divorce
What Are Military Pensions? A military pension is a retirement benefit provided to military service members. Like other kinds of retirement pay, ...
Dividing Military Pensions at Divorce
Military pension benefits are part of the property that needs to be divided when you get divorced. Even though the military is a federal employer,...
Post-Divorce Health Care When One Spouse Is in the Military
It's critical that you understand how you and your children will obtain health care benefits after a divorce where one parent is a military serv...
Child Custody and the SCRA
The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) is a federal law that provides for special treatment of service members in court proceedings in the U...
Child Custody When One Parent Is In the Military
Sharing parenting responsibilities after a divorce or separation can be challenging for anyone. For military service members, the issues can be ...
Calculating Child Support When the Paying Parent Is in the Military
If the parent who must pay child support is in the military, it can be challenging to calculate the proper amount. This article can help you fin...
Residency and Domicile Requirements for Military Divorce
Your divorce won’t be valid unless the court that grants it has what’s called “jurisdiction” over you and your spouse.
Differences Between Military and Civilian Divorce
If you are one of the nearly 1.1 million active duty American military personnel stationed around the world -- or if you’re married to someone ...
Divorce Myths for Military Members in Washington
A divorce concerning someone in the military is understandably more complex than a divorce for a civilian as it is affected by a number of federal law...
Former Spouse SBP (Survivor Benefit Plan) for Military Members
The Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP) is an insurance benefit that pays a portion of a military retiree's pay to a named beneficiary when the retiree dies. ...
Calculating Military Child Support
Your client is the wife of a servicemember who has been in the military service for 22 years. He holds the rank of Master Sergeant (E-8). He receives ...
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