Recent Posts in Military Cases Category
Posted on Dec 1, 2011 By Ellerin Hutchinson
Fighting for our country is stressful enough; add on the heartache of a broken marriage and you have an increasing military divorce rate. According to a recent study released, military divorces are on ...
Continue reading "Military Divorce Rate is Increasing" »
Posted on Nov 23, 2011 By Ellerin Hutchinson
Although a civilian divorce and a military divorce are often similar in procedure, the process can become seriously complicated when children are involved in both cases. As with any child custody ...
Continue reading "Military Divorce and Child Custody & Support Cases" »
Posted on Jul 21, 2011 By Ellerin Hutchinson
It would be reasonable to believe that the daily stresses of military life could eventually wear down marriages, a reasoning that has gained popularity in the news over the past several years. One ...
Continue reading "Deployment May Not Cause Military Divorce" »
Posted on Feb 24, 2011 By Ellerin Hutchinson
In a surprising change of events Defense Secretary Robert Gates has reversed the Pentagon's course by supporting legislation that would prevent service members from losing custody of their children ...
Continue reading "Defense Secretary Robert Gates Support Military Parents " »
Posted on Aug 25, 2010 By Ellerin Hutchinson
Throughout the years, the military has recognized that the stress of military life and multiple deployments can wreak havoc on marriages. The military has really increased efforts to help families ...
Continue reading "Military Offers Programs to Combat Divorce" »
Posted on Jul 6, 2010 By Ellerin Hutchinson
If you are going through a divorce and you are a member of the U.S. military service, you will want to obtain legal representation from an attorney that handles these types of cases. Below, we provide ...
Continue reading "Tips for Finding a Military Divorce Lawyer" »
Posted on Mar 2, 2010 By Ellerin Hutchinson
A new child custody bill affecting military members is being received with mixed opinions. HR 4469, sponsored by Rep. Michael Turner (R-Ohio), would prevent the courts from permanently changing an ...
Continue reading "Military Child Custody Bill Faces Opposition" »
Posted on Dec 23, 2009 By Law Office of Scott Ellerin
Captain Cheyne Parham, a U.S. soldier, said the rights he has fought to protect are not being upheld. For the past year, Parham has been fighting to bring his wife and two daughters to the United ...
Continue reading "Soldier’s Family Denied Entrance into the U.S." »