El proceso de divorcio puede ser un desafío para cualquiera,en, but when one or both of the parties are on active duty with a branch of the armed forces of the United States, there are a number of land mines just waiting for you. Here are some of the issues you need to address. Elegir el mejor lugar para solicitar el divorcio En Texas,,en,existen,,en, as in most states, there are residency requirements for filing divorce. … [Read more...]
Un estudio muestra que el personal militar se casan a edad más jóvenes
De acuerdo con un estudio del Departamento de Defensa, casi la mitad del personal militar en servicio activo se casa antes de que sean 25 y dos de cada tres son casadas antes de la edad de 30. That's dramatically different from the general population, where the average age for a woman's first marriage is 27 and a man's first marriage is 29. Casi 60 % de todos los soldados en servicio activo están casados. Researchers found that … [Read more...]
The Differences Between Military and Civilian Divorce
Military and Civilian Divorce—The Differences If you and/or your spouse are active duty service-members in the armed forces of the United States, there are specific issues you need to consider before and during a divorce proceeding: Where to file for divorce How custody and visitation will be affected, particularly if one party is at a permanent duty station across the country or around the … [Read more...]
divorcio militar: What Happens to Children, Pay and Pensions?
Dividing Children, Pay and Pensions in a Military Divorce In any type of divorce proceeding, the three principal concerns are: Custody and visitation Support Division of debt and property In a military divorce, it's essentially the same, but there are factors that make the process distinctly different from a civilian divorce. Custody and Visitation Custody and visitation can be a … [Read more...]
Texas Military Divorce Laws
Understanding Military Divorce in Texas If you are an active duty soldier in Texas or are married to someone in the armed forces, and you want to get a divorce, there are some special issues you must address. Protecting the Rights of Military Personnel A federal law, known as the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act, allows a Texas court, at its discretion, to postpone a divorce proceeding for … [Read more...]