SGLI Military Spouse Beneficiary in Divorce: Kathleen Mills v Prudential and Stephen Mills; a Colorado law case on waiver of the right to change beneficiary
In Virginia, Va. Ann. Code § 20-107.3 defines marital property to include all pensions, whether or not vested. The brief summary of cases below are not all inclusive of
Vested Retirement Pay in Indiana Indiana has used the USFSPA to order retirement pay be divisible between the service member and soon-to-be former military spouse. Indiana, however, is
Military Divorce Spouse Benefits May Change in Pennsylvania On October 28, 2013 the Pennsylvania House Democratic Committee, lead by House Democratic Policy Committee Chairman Mike Sturla, D-Lancaster, heard concerns
Indiana Vested Retirement Pay Divorce Cases The term “vested pension” refers to retirement pay that begins if employment is terminated. Military retirement pay is vested at what equates
Divorce Cases Setting Precedent in New York The following New York court cases concern spouse benefits. The brief summary line is not all inclusive of the issues discussed.
Use this case law to assist your lawyer in negotiating the best outcome for your decree and/or to learn more about how Hawaii has treated military spouse
USFSPA Divorce Cases Setting Precedent in South Carolina The following South Carolina court cases concern spouse benefits in divorce. The brief summary line is not all inclusive of
Before You Initiate or File a Response Don’t be so quick to file divorce or file your response. First, thoroughly research information on each possible state of jurisdiction.
A Disabled Veteran Claims Misrepresentation in Texas Divorce On September 10, 2013, The Washington Times posted a letter from a 100% disabled veteran claiming he: was not represented
Idaho Military Divorce Information When looking for Idaho military divorce information or specifically how Idaho military divorce laws apply the USFSPA rules concerning the military spouse, several cases
Does Military Service Impact Child Custody Decisions? Child custody in military divorce may be the most debatable divorce issue after discussions of the USFSPA. Who gets the kids?
How West Virginia Historically Applies the USFSPA Law West Virginia treats the service members retirement pay as a divisible asset in military divorce. Looking for a USFSPA Divorce
How Oregon Historically Applies the USFSPA Law Oregon military divorce law cases have held military retirement pay to be a divisible property asset in divorce proceedings. Looking for
2013 Law Case: WILLIAM LEE MALPASS vs EMILY F. MALPASS – Court of Appeals An Oregon military divorce case filed, February, 13, 2013 has ruled that the proper
Divorce Cases Setting Precedent in Kentucky Kentucky military divorce laws has held military retirement pay to be a divisible property asset in USFSPA proceedings. Note: The references on
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