How Do You File For A Military Divorce?
Filing for a military divorce is done in the court that has jurisdiction. This can become quite confusing at times, depending on state rules of procedure. The initial filing process is the same, including the Affidavit of Military Service. Where a non-military person files this document stating that the parties are not in the military, the military personnel files the same document stating that he is in the military. If you must file for divorce in a different state, it may be financially advantageous if you can wait out the state’s required waiting time if it is short enough. This article assumes that an attorney is not available to the filing party. If an attorney is available, the attorney will be able to guide you through the jurisdictional requirements. Procure the initial filing documents from the clerk of court. You will need to file a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, a Summons, Civil Cover Sheet, Affidavit of Military Service, Family Law Financial Affidavit and Child Suppo
