Oklahoma City Child Custody Lawyer
Every divorce case has some unique aspects. A person's occupation can have a significant impact on the way a divorce is handled for many reasons. This is particularly evident for members of the U.S. military, who may face unique child custody and visitation issues because of where they are stationed, as well as unique issues pertaining to military retirement benefits. One of the most important details to be aware of is that a divorce may not happen while one party is out of state or overseas serving his or her country.
As a former member of the Army National Guard who recently returned from a tour of duty in Iraq, I am particularly well equipped to handle military divorce. At Childers Law Office, I provide representation that is skilled and tailored to fit your needs, whether you are a service member or the spouse of a service member.
Child Custody and Visitation for Military Personnel
It can be challenging enough for members of the military to maintain a strong relationship with their children while travelling out of state or out of the country in the name of serving their country. It can become even more challenging during and after a divorce, when parental relocation may be an issue. There are ways that an experienced attorney can protect relationships. I can educate you about your options.
Division of Military Retirement Benefits
Retirement division is an aspect of property division that catches many people — including members of the military — by surprise. Retirement benefits are subject to division. I will explain how this happens while taking the necessary steps to protect what you are entitled to.
Free Initial Consultations · Reasonable Fees · Payment Plans Available
To schedule a free initial consultation with an experienced Norman military divorce lawyer, call my office at 405-759-4294 (toll free at 888-345-7657) or contact me online. My office is one block from the Cleveland County Courthouse.
