Your status in the military should not affect your ability to be an involved parent in your child's life. Despite your military obligations, your former spouse cannot attempt to strip you of any rights based on your deployment schedule. Service members can have full...
For most people wanting to end their marriage, knowing where to file is simple. They go to the local courthouse. However, it is not as easy when you are part of a military family. Military members move quite often, which may mean you are not really sure where home is...
Being a member of the military comes with a lot of benefits, but it also comes with some surprising drawbacks that you may not even be aware of until you are dealing with them directly. One of them involves the possibility of relocating after a divorce. In such a...
Military couples with a Texas residence generally divorce under the state's community property laws. As residents, the Texas Family Code requires both spouses to accept liability for paying debts used to purchase shared necessities. As noted by CreditCards.com, if a...
One of the biggest challenges in Texas divorce filings is the property division. It gets even more complicated when one or both parties hold a military pension. What are the options? Skillful negotiation carries the day While the law stipulates that states decide how...
Divorces happen every day to parents in Texas and throughout the country. Going through a child custody battle is emotionally taxing and stressful. However, for military members, the concept of dealing with child custody can be even more difficult. Disruptions are...
