Military personnel carry no exemption from the family-related travails that visit their civilian brothers and sisters. Many of them are separated or divorced. They have, or want to obtain, custody or wish to exercise visitation rights. They might be paying support, be behind on support, or be in need of receiving adequate support. When property division occurs, either in negotiations or at trial, the issue of military pension division looms large and is puzzling for most because, like many other domestic relations issues involving military personnel, the rules are counterintuitive and often illogical.
Custody is a particularly thorny problem when a military parent is added to the dispute.
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