Dividing Military Benefits

Divorce typically involves dividing marital assets. In a military divorce, those assets frequently include the service member spouse’s military benefits, such as the right to military retirement pay, healthcare for the children, and even the value of the member spouse’s leave days accrued during the marriage. It also may include education benefits under the Post-9/11 GI Bill.

The rules and statutes governing these various benefits involve complex questions of state and federal law. You should make sure that your lawyer has experience in military divorces.


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We can help you make sense of which military benefits are subject to equitable distribution, what rights a servicemember spouse has to receive benefits, and how military benefits should be properly divided.

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