What are the differences between civilian and military divorce and how can it affect your divorce?

There are over one million Americans serving in the U.S. military, and they are all subject to certain obligations and benefits. These affect every part of their lives, including the lives of their spouses and children. Unlike their civilian counterparts, there are certain issues a couple with one or both members serving in the military must address when they decide to divorce. Let’s go over some of the key points military couples need to know if they plan to file for divorce.

What are some of the common issues couples face when they divorce later in life?

Divorce at any stage in life can be a stressful, difficult experience. But ending a marriage later in life brings with it a series of new problems that younger couples often don’t face. Let’s take a closer look at some of these issues, such as dividing investments, pensions, income, and insurance.

Who pays for college after a divorce? Have the conversation now.

There are many issues that couples discuss during a divorce proceeding, including distribution of assets, child custody, and childcare costs. But what about the responsibility of paying for a child’s college education? This is a major financial and emotional experience that many couples often gloss over during a divorce.

What Are the Most Common Mistakes Made During a Divorce Case?

Over the years our office has worked with hundreds of clients going through divorce in Queens, and they vary from bring highly emotional to low key and everywhere in between. But there are certain mistakes and misconceptions that come up frequently during divorce proceedings. Read on to find out the top five mistakes people – and attorneys – can make and how to avoid them.

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