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For military families in Leesburg, Virginia, understanding the military divorce timeline often starts with a simple comparison to civilian proceedings. While a military divorce is governed by the same state divorce laws as any other case, certain military-specific issues can…
For military families in Prince William, Virginia, the Thrift Savings Plan often represents one of the most valuable assets accumulated during a marriage. Because a TSP grows through years of contributions and investment returns, dividing it during divorce requires careful…
We're proud to share that Michael Kevin Murphy is featured in the October 2026 issue of Military Officer, the magazine of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA). The article, "Navigating Divorce in the Military Community: Understanding Attorneys and Regions,"…
Military divorce while deployed presents legal and procedural challenges that require careful planning. For active-duty service members and military spouses in Fairfax, Virginia and throughout Northern Virginia, understanding how deployment affects the divorce process is an important first step toward…
The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) is a federal law that carries significant consequences for military families navigating divorce proceedings in Manassas, Virginia and throughout the country. Understanding both the protections and the limitations of the SCRA can help military…
For military families in Prince William County and beyond, few financial issues carry more long-term significance than the Survivor Benefit Plan. When a military marriage ends, service members and spouses often focus on dividing military retired pay. SBP coverage, however,…
Military retired pay is one of the most valuable assets at stake in any Fairfax, Virginia military divorce, and the rules governing its division are more complex than many service members and spouses realize. Federal law, Virginia family law, and the specific…
In Fairfax, Virginia military divorce cases, the Uniformed Services Former Spouses’ Protection Act (USFSPA) often plays a central role in determining how military retirement benefits are handled. Enacted by Congress in 1982, the law allows state courts in divorces, etc…
Military divorce disability benefits involve complex rules that differ significantly from a civilian divorce. VA disability compensation is generally not divisible as marital property, while military retired pay may be subject to division but the amounts of VA disability compensation…
Military retirement pay earned over a long career is often among the most significant assets present in a military divorce. It pays monthly for life, may include annual cost-of-living adjustments, and can include survivor benefit provisions that extend its reach…
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