Under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, a servicemember who cannot appear because of duty may request a stay, which courts generally must grant for at [...]

In 2026, division of military retired pay in divorce is governed by federal law and must follow specific requirements for enforcement. The Uniformed Services Former [...]

SBP is an optional annuity that protects continued payments after the servicemember’s death, and it can be awarded to a former spouse in a decree [...]

The 10-10 rule is a federal rule about how DFAS can send payments directly to a former spouse, not a rule about whether a pension [...]

Military spouses undergoing divorce in Denver can receive various forms of legal support designed to address the unique challenges of military life. The Servicemembers Civil [...]

Yes, child custody arrangements can be modified for military families in Colorado if there is a significant change in circumstances affecting the child's best interests. [...]

Dividing military pensions in a divorce involves several key steps. The court must have jurisdiction over the service member, established by their residence, domicile, or [...]

Military divorces in Denver, Colorado, require meeting residency requirements of 91 days, or if the service member is stationed in the state, they may claim [...]