For parents and children, the end of a marriage raises various concerns. Sometimes, parents and their kids have difficulty adjusting to the various changes that come with a divorce, such as relocation, parenting time and emotional hurdles associated with the breakdown...
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Month: September 2020
What to expect at the naturalization interview
The naturalization interview is one of the last steps involved in becoming a citizen of the United States. The interview takes place with an officer of the U.S. Citizenship. In addition to asking questions about your background and your application, the interviewer...
What about child support and custody during a deployment?
Marriage to a member of the military in Texas brings with it certain benefits as well as unique challenges. Seeing your spouse deployed for military service is usually the most significant of the latter. Despite what you may expect, that does not cease to become a...
What is the 20/20/20 rule?
Divorce does not mean that you will lose all of the benefits you now get as a military spouse. You may be able to continue receiving some benefits and privileges, but you must meet the 20/20/20 rules to qualify. According to Military One Source, the 20/20/20 rule and...
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