As you face the potential of a military divorce, you may have a number of questions about how your pension will be divided, how your status as a service member will affect your visitation rights, and whether or not you will be able to maintain custody of your children if you are stationed in another country. At Harling & West, LLC, we are ready to help you address these concerns. Attorney Rebecca West is a highly experienced family lawyer and certified mediator. Whether you or your spouse are on active duty or have retired from the service, call our Lexington County law firm today to learn more about how we are ready to protect your rights at this time.
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Military Divorce in Lexington County
Divorce law is complicated, but when compounded by the military family laws that impact United States service members, choosing a Lexington County divorce lawyer who has experience in this unique field is a very wise decision for your sake and for the sake of your loved ones. At Harling & West, LLC, we are proud to help our clients who are dealing with complex questions pertaining to South Carolina and military divorce laws. We have years of experience and a detailed knowledge of these confusing laws. Contact a South Carolina military divorce attorney from our firm today to learn more about how we are prepared to help you.
Dividing Military Pensions in a South Carolina Divorce
Every state has unique policies regarding marital property division, but the federal government has its own laws that apply specifically to service members. The Uniformed Services Former Spouses Protection Act dictates how military spouses may divide military pension benefits in a marriage dissolution. We can help explain these laws and how they will impact the division of your marital property.