Military Divorce Lawyers in Charlotte 

Are you or your spouse currently on active duty with the Armed Forces? If military personnel count among your immediate family, it is vital to understand relevant laws that directly impact how you should proceed with your divorce.

With experience serving clients at all stages of divorce, Rech Law, P.C. in Charlotte represents military personnel and their families in all types of divorce matters, including contested and uncontested divorces for active and nonactive members of the military. To understand how your family law issue as a military family, please contact our office for an initial consultation.

Contact us online or call (704) 659-0007 to learn more about what our experienced legal professionals can do for you.

Handling All Domestic Issues for Military Families

North Carolina courts have designated basic rules and regulations regarding how divorcing spouses are to divide assets and handle other issues. These regulations, for example, dictate that divorcing couples include issues related to child custody and spousal support/modifications in their original agreements, given that these issues — when applicable — are detailed comprehensively within the first Guidelines for Appeals and Objections in Child Support cases of their case (as required according to General Statutes of North Carolina).

Military families must follow the same state rules and regulations as civilian families for child custody, property division and other issues, but they must also take into consideration divorce-related issues specific to military families. Through 70+ years of combined experience, we’ve learned how to handle divorce-related issues for military families effectively.

From Rech Law, P.C.’s perspective, military divorce issues clients face typically revolve around property and complex asset division, as well as the jurisdictional and statutory requirements of military pensions. We provide experienced representation to avoid or bounce back from what went wrong when engaging in previous attempts to divide assets, handle custody and support issues, etc.

Issues Surrounding Complexity and Jurisdiction

One issue that can create complexity and confusion in divorce cases involving military personnel and their families is that residency and jurisdiction standards are different for a member of the military versus a civilian. Established court cases have typically found that member of the military maintain their original home of record (state of legal residence) for purposes of calculating residency. This can become extremely important and in fact, it often is the deciding factor in a military divorce for the assets which may not be subject to division.

If you are a military service member, it is in your best interest to work with our attorneys that will guide you through the process and protect your assets.

Let Our Charlotte Military Divorce Lawyers Guide You

Military families and the legal system that oversees the dissolution of marriages must resolve all the same issues, but they must do so under the umbrella of additional regulations that are in place to protect military service members and military organizations. When handled by an experienced professional, all of these matters can be managed appropriately.

Contact Rech Law, P.C. today, we can guide you through the divorce process and help you understand the various challenges.