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Post 911 GI Bill Benefits – Worth a Small Fortune The Post 911 GI Bill is an awesome benefit for military members and their families. But it can also be a liability in a divorce – a GI Bill debt is created when the military member used the benefits, but did not…
“Adequate Financial Support” No Longer Adequate Per AFI 36-2906 While all of the branches of the U.S. Armed Forces require their personnel to provide temporary family support to family members during separation, the Air Force family support standards in AFI 36 2906 were, for a long time, the only ones…
Military Housing In A Divorce One of the valuable benefits a military member receives is military housing – either living on post in housing provided by the military, or by living off-post and receiving BAH (Basic Allowance for Housing) to defray the rent or mortgage costs. When a military family living in government…
Court of Appeals Upholds Denial of Veterans Benefits for Divorce Spouses In an unpublished Colorado Court of Appeals case, the trial court said “no” to veterans benefits for divorced spouses. The husband had been discharged from the military and was receiving monthly VA disability payments, but no military retirement benefits. The…
The Post 911 GI Bill, created by the Veterans Educational Assistance Act of 2008, codified at 38 U.S. Code § 3301, et seq as a successor to the traditional Montgomery GI Bill, is far more generous than its predecessor. And for that reason, GI Bill and divorce issues are a concern to spouses…
Does the GI Bill BAH count as income for the purposes of determining maintenance and child support in a Colorado family law case? The answer is yes – but only the GI Bill BAH, not the tuition assistance or the book/supply stipend. This is a rare “case of first impression”…
In December 2016, Congress dropped a bombshell on the family law world. For the first time since the Uniformed Services Former Spouses Protection Act was enacted 33 years previously, the federal government has basically “federalized” the formula for military spouse retirement benefits. The National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA, is…
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