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Military Divorce is Difficult – Get Experienced Representation for Your Case
Serving Military Personnel in Family Law Cases
No marriage starts off expecting to end in divorce, yet almost 50% of all new marriages do. That number tends to be even higher with military families. With that in mind, if you find yourself looking at divorce as the best option, make sure you choose legal representation that understands the complexities of military divorce. With the Gilbert Law Office, you’ll not only get experience, but also compassion and understanding from your Boerne military divorce attorney. As a Navy veteran himself, Matthew Gilbert has years of experience serving the family law needs of military personnel, and excels at divorce litigation, child support and custody, uncontested divorces and much more.
Don’t trust your military divorce to just any attorney – choose an experienced Boerne military divorce attorney that knows how to represent your interests and fight for you every step of the way. Contact the Gilbert Law Office today to get a free case consultation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a military divorce different from a regular divorce in Texas?
Military divorces involve additional factors like the division of military retirement benefits, jurisdiction rules tied to duty stations, deployment schedules, and protections under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act that don’t apply to civilian divorces.
How is military retirement divided in a Texas divorce?
Military retirement pay earned during the marriage is generally treated as community property in Texas and can be divided between spouses. The specific division depends on factors like length of marriage overlapping with military service and requires careful handling to comply with federal rules.
Can I file for divorce if my spouse is deployed?
Yes, but the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act allows a deployed servicemember to request a delay in proceedings under certain circumstances. An attorney experienced in military divorce can help you navigate these timing issues.
Where should I file for divorce if we’ve lived in multiple states due to military service?
Military families often have options for where to file, since jurisdiction can be based on the servicemember’s state of legal residence, where they’re stationed, or where the spouse resides. Choosing the right jurisdiction can affect the outcome, so it’s worth discussing with an attorney early.
Does military service affect child custody and support in a divorce?
Yes. Deployment schedules, potential relocation, and time-sharing arrangements all require special consideration in military custody cases. Federal and state laws provide certain protections to ensure a servicemember’s custody rights aren’t unfairly affected by deployment.
How much does a military divorce attorney cost in Boerne?
Costs vary depending on the complexity of the case, including whether military benefits, custody, or property division are contested. We offer a free consultation to review your situation and provide clear, upfront guidance on fees.