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Charlotte Military Divorce Attorneys

Protecting the Rights of Service Members & Their Spouses

Divorce is never a simple matter, but when one or both spouses are on active military duty, it can be even more complex. Military families face unique challenges when it comes to divorce, including issues related to filing for divorce, determining residency, and addressing child custody and support, among other matters. If you are a service member or the spouse of one and are considering divorce, it is important to work with an experienced attorney who understands the intricacies of military divorce and can help you navigate the process.

At Blood Law, PLLC, we handle all types of family law matters, including military divorce. Our team is passionate about protecting the rights of service members and their spouses, and we are here to provide the compassionate, personalized legal guidance you need. We can help you understand your legal options and work to achieve your goals throughout the divorce process.

Call our office today at (704) 286-0570 or contact us online to request a consultation with one of our military divorce lawyers in Charlotte.

What Makes Military Divorce Different?

While military divorce is similar to a traditional divorce in many ways, there are some key differences you should be aware of if you are a service member or the spouse of one.

Some of the key differences between military divorce and civilian divorce include:

  • Where to file for divorce
  • How to serve divorce papers
  • Child custody and support
  • Spousal support
  • Pension division

An experienced military divorce attorney can help you understand these differences and the potential impact they may have on your case.

Where to File for Divorce

In order to file for divorce, you must meet certain residency requirements. In a traditional divorce, you typically file in the state where you and your spouse live. However, military families often move frequently, and establishing residency can be difficult. As a result, military families have more flexibility when it comes to filing for divorce.

There are three options for filing for divorce if you or your spouse is in the military:

  • The state where the military member is stationed
  • The state where the military member claims legal residency
  • The state where the non-military spouse resides

Keep in mind that if you file for divorce in a state where you do not meet the residency requirements, the court may be unable to grant your divorce. An attorney can help you understand the residency requirements and ensure that you file for divorce in the appropriate state.

Child Custody and Support

In all divorce cases, the court is required to make decisions regarding child custody and support. However, if one or both parents are on active military duty, these decisions can be more complicated. For example, a service member's deployment may impact the court's decision regarding child custody.

In some cases, the court may temporarily modify the custody order to allow the child to spend more time with the non-military parent while the service member is deployed. Additionally, the court may adjust the child support order to reflect the changes in the service member's income during deployment. A military divorce lawyer can help you understand how your military service may impact child custody and support.

How to Choose the Right Military Divorce Lawyer

There are many attorneys who handle military divorce cases, but not all of them are the same. Some attorneys may not have experience handling military divorce cases and may not be familiar with the unique challenges that military families face. If you are considering divorce, it is important to work with an attorney who is experienced in military divorce and can help you navigate the process.

When choosing a military divorce attorney, consider the following:

  • Their experience
  • Track record
  • Positive reviews
  • A good reputation

At Blood Law, PLLC, we have a proven track record of success handling all types of family law matters, including military divorce. Our military divorce lawyers in Charlotte are committed to providing the personalized legal guidance you need and deserve. We are here to answer your questions and address your concerns every step of the way.

Get Started with an Initial Consultation

If you are a service member or the spouse of one and are considering divorce, Blood Law, PLLC is here to help. Our military divorce lawyers in Charlotte can help you understand your legal options and work to achieve your goals. We know how important your family is to you, and we are here to provide the compassionate, personalized legal guidance you need.

Call our office today at (704) 286-0570 or submit an online contact form to schedule a confidential consultation with one of our Charlotte military divorce lawyers.

Our Promise To Our Clients

  • Convenient Locations

    With 7 offices across North Carolina & South Carolina, we make it easier for families to find quality legal counsel.

  • Children Come First
    With the complexities of family law, we put the well-being and safety of your children at the forefront of your case.
  • Team-Driven Environment
    When you work with Blood Law, PLLC, you work with our entire team. Everyone is here to support you through each step.
  • Honest Guidance
    We create personalized plans for each client while setting realistic expectations on the possible outcomes of the case.

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    "Cares about you as a friend."
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    "I’m extremely grateful for Anna's help in my time of need."
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    "Caring, dedicated attorneys at Blood Law."
    I owe so much gratitude to Blood Law, PLLC for their assistance in my divorce. They are very knowledgeable about the law, local courts, and judges. I'm excited they opened an office in Charlotte, closer to Mecklenburg County! Definitely contact Blood Law if you need a caring, dedicated attorney.
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    "From the first interaction to the last, you will be in great hands the entire way."
    Blood Law welcomes each client and prospective client with warmth and great understanding. From the first interaction to the last, you will be in great hands the entire way. They keep you informed throughout the entire process, and lead with experience. The staff at Blood Law will exceed your expectations!
    - Former Client
    "They fought for me and my children in and outside of the courtroom."
    Anna Blood and her team and phenomenal. They fought for me and my children in and outside of the courtroom. I would highly recommend Blood Law for your any family law issues!!
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    "A phenomenal, understanding and dedicated attorney, but yet an even better person."
    Anna really helped me out during a situation that wasn't necessarily easy to get through. A phenomenal, understanding and dedicated attorney, but yet an even better person. I would truly recommend her to anyone that has to deal with any situation similar dealing with family law to mine!
    - Former Client

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