Houston, Texas, Lawyer Handling Military Divorce
In some situations, military service can be very tough on marriages and families. With so many of our service personnel stationed at remote locations around the world, one consequence that may not get the attention it deserves is an increase in military divorce and other family law problems.
Whether your spouse has filed for divorce while you are stationed elsewhere, you have reached a mutual decision to divorce and need to decide how, where and when to get it done, or you have other family law questions, we welcome your e-mail or telephone call at 877-434-9079.
Protecting Your Rights and Taking Efficient Action on Your Behalf
Since opening our private law practice several years ago, Holli M. Palmer has capably advised military personnel and their spouses on a wide range of challenging matters. Holli will take your questions seriously and strive to assist you on issues including:
- Invoking your rights under the Service Members Civil Relief Act (SCRA) to postpone a divorce hearing or other family law-related civil proceeding until you are able to deal with it effectively
- Filing an uncontested divorce with the cooperation of your divorcing spouse while you are deployed — which can typically be done in whatever jurisdiction you consider your home base
- Petitioning for your child visitation rights to be granted to a family member, such as your parents — a process that requires a creative attorney well-versed in the current Texas Family Code
A Responsive, Internet-Savvy Legal Team Prepared to Help
You may be pleasantly surprised at how much of our interaction involving military divorce representation can be done over the Internet, with minimal time commitment or hassle on your end. At the Law Office of Holli M. Palmer, we are Internet-savvy as well as legally knowledgeable, enabling us to complete contracts for your representation and handle other formalities via e-mail. Contact us today to learn how we can handle your military divorce or other related family law issues.
