Divorce, Child Custody and Domestic Relations Under SCRA
The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) is a federal law offering protections to people in military service. Its purpose is to cut down on distractions for military personnel while they perform their valuable services. Some states have passed additional SCRA …
View moreMilitary Personnel and Custody Disputes
Child custody disputes continue to be at the forefront of family law. Recent long deployments of military personnel has placed many at risk of losing custody of their children during their extended deployments. Some issues are addressed by the Servicemembers …
View moreDMDC Error? Here’s What To Do
Sometimes the Defense Military Data Center (DMDC) or the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act Centralized Verification Service (SCRACVS), based upon DMDC information, reports wrong information. There can be many explanations for a DMDC error. The military branch (i.e. Army, Navy, etc.) …
View moreSCRA Vehicle Lease Termination
Car lease termination under Servicemembers Civil Relief Act by active-duty servicemembers is possible if the servicemember or their dependents used the vehicle for personal or business purposes.
Active-duty personnel can terminate the vehicle lease if they signed it before they …
View moreWhat To Know About the SCRA Waiver
From storage liens to auto loans, the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act affords active-duty military members a wide range of financial and legal protections.
For most debt collectors, including lenders, self-storage facility owners, cell phone providers and more, the trick is …
View moreVehicle Repossessions Under The SCRA?
Vehicle repossessions under the SCRA can be complicated affairs. The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act affords military members certain legal protections, including immunity from credit card debt, mortgage payments and, yes, vehicle repossessions. However, that doesn’t mean there aren’t scenarios where …
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