Whether you are in the military or are the nonmilitary spouse, the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, or SCRA, will play a part in your divorce if you share children with your spouse. If you are the military spouse, the SCRA can be beneficial to you. However, if you are not, it can be problematic. Here is what you need to know.
What Is the SCRA?
The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act is a law that is allows for special treatment of members of the military when it comes to court proceedings.
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Celebrating the resurrection of Jesus alone may leave you feeling empty and depressed on a day that should be filled with joy. Your heart may ache as you attend worship services by yourself, and the sadness may continue when you arrive home and see the untouched Easter baskets on your counter. The day doesn't have to be like this, though. If you and your ex are still on decent terms, you can spend the day together rather than shuffling your kids back and forth to split the holiday.
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If you're no longer with the father or mother of your child, you may realize that they aren't contributing enough financially as they should. In that situation, you will need to seek child support to cover the child's expenses. Many people do not know that there are several kinds of child support and are confused about which one applies to their situation. It is important to know the differences so that you can file the appropriate kind of child support.
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If you are planning on separating from your current spouse in the near future, you're undoubtedly worried about a variety of issues. Although you may feel somewhat overwhelmed at this time, it's essential that you keep in mind that one of the best things that you can do to ensure a happy and secure future is to take steps now to protect your credit rating. Unfortunately, many people end with ruined credit in the aftermath of divorce.
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