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Starting Over Stronger | Divorce Survival & Recovery

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  • 20 - Attention! How to DD214 your Military Marriage! [Attorney Mandee Pingle]

20 - Attention! How to DD214 your Military Marriage! [Attorney Mandee Pingle]

Wednesday 21st October 2020

Attorney Mandee Pingle shares essential advice on navigating military divorce, covering legal considerations, JAG roles, and retirement benefits.
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Navigating Military Divorce: Expert Tips from Attorney Mandee Pingle

So just an important asset to be aware of and look at and consider in terms of overall fair property and asset division. So there's lots of unique issues that are addressed in military service member needs that maybe aren't present in the general population.
Divorce is never easy, but when one or both partners are in the military, it brings a unique set of challenges. In this episode of 'Starting Over Stronger', family law attorney Mandee Pingle shares her expertise on military divorces, offering invaluable advice for those in uniform and their spouses. From understanding the role of the Judge Advocate General (JAG) to navigating military pension and retirement benefits, Mandee breaks down the complexities that can make military divorces particularly daunting.
One of the first steps Mandee takes with her clients is creating a plan to manage the stress and anxiety that often accompany divorce. For military families, this includes tackling issues related to benefits and entitlements, relocation logistics, and child custody arrangements. She explains that while the JAG can provide legal assistance and victim advocacy services, their help has limitations, making it crucial for military families to seek additional legal support.
A key topic Mandee addresses is the division of retirement benefits. She highlights the importance of proper planning to ensure that spouses who have supported a military career are fairly compensated, even in cases where the service member passes away before retirement. Mandee's advice emphasizes the need for both pre- and post-divorce planning, helping couples prepare for the financial and emotional impacts of divorce.
If you or someone you know is facing a military divorce, this episode offers essential guidance to navigate these unique challenges and emerge stronger on the other side.