Becoming a service member involves accepting frequent movement because of military orders. It’s normal for military personnel to move interstate and sometimes abroad for deployment. This constant change in address may lead some people to rent a storage unit. Military personnel are provided perks to make military service more manageable, but does this extend to…

Some people change their minds about their service commitment. Not everyone is cut out to become a military member, and that’s fine. When you enlist in the military, the Armed Forces spend thousands of dollars to finance your training to become an asset to the Air Force or your chosen branch. In return, you’re expected…

Military spouses have to move around a lot to accompany the military member they married, and this constant movement requires a lot of effort. Fortunately, laws like the SCRA or Servicemembers Civil Relief Act and the MSRRA or Military Spouses Residency Relief Act exist to make the transitions easier. We’ll zero in on the MSRRA…

Have you ever wondered what happens when a creditor or business violates the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA)? We’ll discuss the actions active duty service members can take and the possible consequences of not honoring SCRA protections. This will give you an idea of the penalties one can face when an entity doesn’t honor the…

Did you know that self-storage operators are just like landlords? This applies to tenants who don’t adhere to the rental agreement. Because they’re in charge of maintaining self-storage units, they might be tasked with the self-storage eviction process for people who don’t fulfill their duties. A self-storage unit is fundamentally like any other property. If…

A DD Form 214 is proof of military service issued by the United States Department of Defense to a military member after separation. Obtaining a copy of a DD 214 is vital if you want to access the various benefits and services available to military personnel. But what if your family member passed away? Is…

Active duty service members get several financial and legal protections from the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, but what exactly are these? Formerly known as the Sailors Civil Relief Act, the SCRA can benefit those rendering military service. Familiarizing oneself with the benefits is vital to making the most of them. We’ll discuss SCRA rights military…

Can personal property, like a vehicle, be repossessed if you’re an active-duty service member? People who render military service are granted plenty of benefits, including SCRA protections. In this article, we’ll explore what the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) has to say about repossession proceedings. When Can a Vehicle Get Repossessed? Various scenarios could prompt…

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) may be a federal statute, but some states have modifications that affect service members who live there. This law provides legal and financial protections to active duty military members from specific court orders, judicial proceedings, and default judgments. This federal law also protects people rendering military service from situations…

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…