Military service comes with its own set of unique complications. Many of these are expected, but a lot of them aren't. For example, many military members don't realize that a military deployment can actually be a major roadblock in their quest to seek and obtain child custody.
July 2012 Archives
Who Hears Custody Cases When Parents Live in Different States?
After a divorce, it is fairly common for one parent to take up residence in a new state. Sometimes, they move to be nearer to family or to take a new job. In other cases, they may just be looking for a fresh start after enduring a particularly difficult period in their lives.
Sharing Child Custody After a Divorce? Follow These 4 Tips
No divorce is easy. However, if you and your spouse had children together, your split may be even harder. No matter how the two of you feel about each other, you will always be part of the same family. For the sake of your kids, you will have to find a way to successfully co-parent.
Court Asked to Determine Military Benefits During Divorce
Little Rock military families going through a divorce may soon find themselves facing issues over whether or not the veteran spouse's Veteran's Administration disability benefits are included as part of spousal support.
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