Blog Posts in Military Divorce

Co-parenting after a divorce or separation can be a difficult adjustment for anyone. If you or your co-parent are a military service member, co-parenting and child custody issues can be even more ...

In the United States, roughly 50 percent of all first marriages end in divorce. While infidelity and financial problems are two of the main factors behind divorce, there are many other reasons why ...

Marriage in the military can be very difficult, especially upon young couples who have only been together for a short while. Young military families often have to deal with one deployment after the ...

When military families file for divorce, they have to figure out what's most important to them. Depending on their situation, it usually comes down to the children, spousal support, or the pension. If ...

What is important to you? Is it the children, the military pension, or spousal support ? That is how our Pennsylvania divorce attorneys start conversations with service members or their spouses who ...

Are you and/or your spouse a member of the U.S. military? If so, then your divorce will not be identical to a civilian divorce; you will face unique differences. While a spouse can certainly obtain a ...