Military Divorce

If you serve in the military, your divorce involves more than Texas family law. Federal regulations enter the picture in ways that civilian divorces never encounter. Knowing how state and federal law interact before you take any steps can make a significant difference...

While you are serving overseas, your spouse at home can serve you with divorce papers. Understanding what federal and Texas law says about this is crucial in protecting your rights. Breaking down the SCRA The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) offers you...

The condition of the relationship before filing for a divorce significantly affects the proceedings. Additionally, your income and child custody are some of the essential factors that dictate military divorce. Legally, your military status won’t make your divorce...

During a divorce, two Texas spouses will have to divide marital assets, address child custody and make decisions regarding financial support. Even in situations where the two parties are resolved to remain amicable and reach a final order out of court, this can be a...

Any divorce can quickly become complicated, but military divorces have many unique considerations that civilian families don't have to worry about. The asset division process in any divorce either goes through the courts or gets resolved by the couple prior to filing...

Military life isn’t always conducive to married life. With hardships like long-term deployments and frequent transfers, the stress can be hard for everyone to handle. Divorce is difficult enough, but being active military adds an extra level of complication. Knowing...