Military Divorce

If you are considering filing for a divorce and your spouse is a military member, you may have some questions regarding jurisdiction. This is especially true if you live in one state and the military stations your spouse in another. You may be able to choose which...

Couples filing for a divorce already face a complex, confusing court process, let alone being divorcing military spouses. Special rules apply to United States service members and their ex-spouses when they divorce. The different requirements include service of...

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...

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...

Military service is some of the greatest services a person can give to our country, but if a servicemember in the Austin area is divorced with a child, he or she may be concerned about how a deployment may affect his or her child custody rights. While state law varies...

Although most Austin area couples believe their marriage will last forever it is not always the case. There are many reasons why a couple finds that divorce may be necessary. This is an emotional and stressful time for couples and for a military family there can be...

A career in the military is an honorable profession, but it is important to note that long deployments, frequent moves and other aspects of military life can cause a lot of stress on a marriage. Sometimes these stressors become too much, and military spouses in the...