Handling child custody arrangements can be challenging, and the process can intensify when one or both parents are in the military. Military life can be unpredictable with deployments within the country and abroad, so sharing parental responsibilities can be complex. If you’re a military parent, you should familiarize yourself with child custody laws that may…

Getting called to court can be a stressful experience, but this process can be more complex if one of the involved parties is an active duty service member. Military members are often called to deployment overseas and across the country, making it more challenging to show up to court proceedings. Fortunately, military personnel are afforded…

All landlords who offer rental properties to military customers, specifically active-duty service members, must learn and understand the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA). This federal law provides legal and financial protections to military members who render active-duty service. Why is it integral for landlords to understand the SCRA? Military tenants are provided legal protections to…

Did you know over 1.3 million active duty military personnel are stationed within the country and overseas? While being an active duty service member grants you many privileges, it doesn’t exempt you from paying federal income taxes. However, there may be instances where your military pay isn’t subject to federal income tax. Our Armed Forces…

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) is designed to help active-duty service members focus on their duties by offering legal and financial protections that assist in balancing their military and personal lives. But who is eligible for SCRA protections? Does every military service member qualify for these benefits? In this guide, we’ll explore who is…

Serving in the Armed Forces provides many opportunities, such as healthcare, education benefits, and SCRA rights. Due to the attractive benefits granted to service members, some individuals may falsely claim military service. This article will outline methods that landlords and business owners can use to verify the military service of an inactive member. Why Determining…

Military service is an honor that offers numerous benefits. These benefits play a role in why many people choose to enlist. However, military service also comes with significant challenges. To help manage these challenges, several laws and regulations exist to support service members. One of the key protections is the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA),…

Formerly known as the Sailors Civil Relief Act, the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) grants several protections to military personnel serving the nation. But what protections does it provide during military divorce? We’ll discuss the benefits service members receive through this law and its impact on a former spouse. How Does the Servicemembers Civil Relief…

Confirming someone’s military service can be free, but the details you receive depend on how much information you provide about the service member. So why should you spend money to confirm a defendant’s military status if you can do so for free? Let’s explore the benefits of paying to verify someone’s active duty status. What…

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) grants active duty servicemembers plenty of protections that permit them to focus on his or her military service. These protections include interest rate limits, the ability to break lease obligations, and prevention from repossession. Another interesting benefit for those who render active military service is eviction protection. We’ll discuss…