DO I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE THRIFT SAVINGS PLAN? The short answer of course is…yes. But first, what is the Thrift Savings Plan? The Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) is a retirement savings and investment plan for Federal employees and members of the uniformed services, including the Ready Reserve. It was established by Congress in...
Military Divorce
Starting the Divorce Process Do you remember Driver’s Ed in High School? Do you remember sitting in the driver’s seat for the first time with the instructor by your side? I can remember the instructor telling me to put my foot on the break, put the gear in reverse, then take my foot off the...
Why Can't I Use a Military JAG Attorney for My Va. Beach Divorce? Servicemembers (and their dependents) can receive free military counsel for the preparation of wills and powers of attorney. Servicemembers accused of crimes in the military justice system are also afforded free military defense counsel. BUT, when it comes to divorce and child...
WHAT IS A 20/20/20 SPOUSE AND WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT? A 20/20/20 spouse refers to someone who has been married to a military member for over 20 years – and where the 20 years of marriage overlaps with 20 years of military service. Quite simply, the servicemember must have served for more than 20 years,...
If you’re dealing with military divorce, a Newport News divorce law firm for women can advise you on the best course of action. Divorcing a military member differs in some ways from divorcing a civilian; make sure your rights are protected throughout the process. Housing and Military Divorce Divorce involving military members has guidelines that...
If you’re considering a Virginia military divorce, speaking with a Newport News divorce attorney who has experience working with military members is the best place to start. Military divorce isn’t a separate legal category; military couples need to go through the same procedure for divorce as civilian couples do. The state laws in Virginia surrounding...
Your Virginia military divorce differs in many ways from civilian divorce. If you or your husband served time in the armed forces and you are considering ending your marriage, you should speak to a Chesapeake divorce lawyer who understands military divorce law. Many women going through divorce while serving or married to someone serving in...
If you’re a woman facing the end of your marriage, knowledge is power. The free military divorce book from your Virginia Beach divorce attorney can help by giving you practical tips and information on many aspects of this legal process. While life in the Armed Forces offers many benefits, it can also be quite challenging...