Texas Divorce and Members of the Military

Things to Consider as a Member of the Armed Forces

Members of the armed forces and their spouses know that, as enlisted individuals, military members often face unique challenges. It frequently comes as a surprise to learn, though, that military members and their families can face unique challenges during divorce proceedings. For instance:

  • Unique rules and laws govern the division of military pensions during divorce
  • Residency and jurisdiction requirements can be challenging
  • Court orders regarding child support can differ for military members
  • Serving notice against a deployed military member can be highly challenging
  • Service members are protected against all civil actions, including divorce proceedings, for an initial period of 90 days, with the possibility of an extension

Don’t try to surmount the legal challenges of accomplishing a military divorcing without qualified legal assistance. The attorneys of Len Conner & Associates have focused their entire careers on family law and can provide the legal assistance you need.

We understand how the duration of a marriage can affect spouses’ rights to military pension assets. We are experienced in reviewing Leave and Earning Statements to determine child support payments. And we understand how the tax exempt status of various military compensations and allowance will affect your obligations.

During your consultation, we will provide you with realistic assessments of your options at the outset. We will also keep you informed of your proceedings at each step in your family law matter while listening to your full personal and legal concerns. To contact an attorney at Len Conner & Associates in Irving, Texas, please call (972) 445-1500 or (817) 288-4168 if you’re in the Dallas / Fort Worth Area. Call us toll free at 1 (877) 613-5800.

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