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Deployment can be very challenging for a parent. As a service member, you have to juggle parental duties while also staying on top of your military obligations. Fortunately, Oklahoma understands the difficulties of balancing military service and parenthood. State law...
For civilian divorces, the process of starting, going through, and ending a marriage is generally fairly standard. There aren't any unusual or different procedures couples must navigate beyond the typical legal steps involved in dissolving a marriage. However, this is...
Child custody can be complex, especially for military families. Deployments and relocations can impact custody arrangements. Here are five frequently asked questions about how military service affects child custody. 1. Will I lose custody if I join the military?...
Getting divorced while serving in the military comes with its set of unique challenges that require careful attention. One critical aspect that often raises questions is temporary court orders. Understanding these orders can help protect your rights and interests...
Military divorces can be complicated. One of the most complex issues that may arise is the division of military pensions. Unlike civilian retirement plans, military pensions have rules and regulations that can make the process tricky. Understanding your unique...
If you are an active-duty military member going through a divorce, one of the biggest worries you might have is the well-being and custody of your children. It is natural to wonder: can an active-duty parent get child custody in a divorce? The answer is not a simple...
Divorcing couples in Oklahoma need to know that if one or both are active in the military, this can affect their divorce. Their status in the military could affect the outcome and timeline of the case and how they should file. Divorce differences If one party is an...
Even in the most amicable of situations, a divorce creates several issues for Oklahoma families. Being involved in the United States military also presents multiple unique challenges. While co-parenting is a difficult concept, some issues are more pronounced when...
The standard relocation rules that apply for co-parenting don't apply to a service member who has no choice but to move for their work. Service members have to move wherever the military wants to station them. Visitation rights Oklahoma's military family law protects...
Losing a meaningful relationship can have a profound effect on someone's life. Separation or divorce can increase the chances that a person will experience psychological symptoms associated with trauma. The Social Readjustment Rating Scale (SRRS) asserts that divorce...
