Family Law Issues for Military Service Members

Many family issues are the same for military service members as they are for everyone else. However, there are some important differences and laws that apply specifically to service members. The following issues may come up during a military divorce or a child custody dispute: Jurisdiction Military service members may move frequently. Jurisdiction typically applies in this place where a person intends to make a permanent home, but service members may be stationed in a state temporarily with no intention to make a permanent home there. In North Carolina, jurisdiction exists for service members who are stationed temporarily in the state. Your divorce case may be brought in North Carolina, even if your permanent home is in another state. Service Members Civil Relief Act In a typical court case, one party is required to notify the other party that a complaint has been filed with the court. If the notice requirements are met and the other party never shows up or responds, the court…

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