The most misunderstood rule in military divorce. The 10/10 rule does not decide whether a spouse gets retirement. It decides who sends the payment.
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The most misunderstood rule in military divorce. The 10/10 rule does not decide whether a spouse gets retirement. It decides who sends the payment.
For a career servicemember, retired pay is often the largest asset in the marriage. Here is how Virginia divides it, and the federal rule that sets the limit.
Stationed in Virginia but your home of record is another state? You can usually still file for divorce here. How the six-month residency rule works.
Cornerstone Guide · Northern Virginia Military Divorce in Northern Virginia: The Complete, Plain-English Guide If you or your spouse wears the uniform, your divorce runs through two rulebooks at once: Virginia law and a layer of federal military rules on top of it. That second layer is where most of the worry lives. Let me...
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