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What Are the Rights of the Non-Military Spouse After Divorce?

April 26, 2017divorce Non-Military Rights spouse

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What Are the Rights of the Non-Military Spouse After Divorce?

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After a divorce, a non-military ex-spouse can continue to receive military benefits, but the extent varies depending on the length of the marriage and the duration of the military spouse’s service. A service member is defined as anyone on active military duty, retired from military duty or serving in the reserves or guard.