Divorce is a difficult time for anybody, but the process is even more complicated for members of our country’s military. Make sure you have a family law attorney who understands the unique challenges military families face during divorce.
Handling a military divorce requires an understanding of military life and law as there are specific rules and procedures you must follow.
Each military branch has its own guidelines for determining interim family support when the state has yet to establish a child support order.
Determining child custody arrangements can be complicated by potential military deployments. Depending on your situation, you might require a family care plan.
One of the largest concerns when a military member faces divorce is how retirement benefits will be divided, which is outlined in the Uniformed Services Former Spouses’ Protection Act (USFSPA).
Men can trust Cordell & Cordell attorneys to be advisors and advocates through each stage of the divorce process.
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