My Connecticut military family law firm represents active duty and retired military servicemen, servicewomen and their spouses in military divorce. I can guide you through the process, providing clear explanations for how your service, or your spouse's service, in the armed services affects several parts of your divorce.
The Brian D. Kaschel Law Office has significant knowledge of divorce laws and the ways in which military families are affected by these laws.
Contact the Brian D. Kaschel Law Office online or by telephone at 866-603-8810 to speak with a knowledgeable military divorce attorney.
What Is Different About a Military Divorce?
As your skilled Fairfield military divorce attorney, I can clearly outline for you the special considerations that must be made in your situation. For example, you must meet residency requirements to file divorce in Connecticut. Timelines must also be considered — if you are active duty, you can request a postponement for getting a divorce. Additionally, retirement benefits are governed by federal law, and this is often the most contentious part of a military divorce. Civilian spouses can be entitled to full or partial military benefits, depending on the length of marriage.
In addition to residency requirements, timelines and government benefits, I handle all other elements of divorce:
Free Initial Consultation at My Connecticut Military Family Law Firm
If you are contemplating divorce and are an active duty or retired serviceman or servicewoman, or if you are married to someone in the military, turn to the lawyer who can effectively handle your military divorce. To schedule your free initial consultation, please call me at 866-603-8810. You can also contact my law office online. I am conveniently located in downtown Fairfield with plenty of free parking available right at my office.
