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Do I Still Get Military Retirement Pay After A Divorce?

Apr 11, 2018 | Divorce, Military Divorce, Settlement Agreements

It is not unusual for one spouse or the other to be entitled to receive payments from a former employer after retirement from that employer. That employer could be private, government or even the military. Under Pennsylvania law, the other spouse may well have a claim...

Is a Pennsylvania Divorce Possible If One of Us Is in the Military?

Dec 1, 2017 | Divorce, Military Divorce

When one (or even both) parties to a divorce are in the full-time military service, filing a divorce in Pennsylvania may still be possible even when one party (or both) are stationed, based or posted outside of Pennsylvania…even outside of the USA or even...

Military Divorce: Procedure, Property Division And Support Payments

Oct 12, 2016 | Divorce, Military Divorce

A Pennsylvania military divorce creates several unique rights and issues in comparison to a traditional civilian divorce – especially in relation to procedure, property division and marital or child support payments. Specific state and federal laws apply to the...

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No-Fault vs. Fault vs. Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce

Jul 24, 2018

The terms “no-fault divorce”, “uncontested divorce”, and “contested divorce” get tossed about any time divorce is discussed. It can be difficult to determine which applies to your specific scenario, and what the differences between the various types of divorce are....

Separation Agreements vs. Marriage/Divorce Settlement Agreements

May 13, 2018

When a couple decides to live separately and apart, but not to divorce - at least, not yet - they may decide to put the terms of the separation in writing. That said, such written agreements are rare and it has been many decades since I have seen one. Moreover, as a...

How To Talk To Your Grandkids About Divorce

May 12, 2018

First of all, consider whose children they are. They are not yours. Therefore, it seems that if anyone is going to explain your divorce to someone else's kids it ought to be those kids' parents. Certainly, at the very least you must ask the parents if they or you...

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