Working in the Armed Forces is an honor, but it’s common for service members to move around often. The frequent relocation and life’s other circumstances make it challenging to manage one’s finances. Unfortunately, some military members are forced to declare bankruptcy. However, there are laws like the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) in place that…

Being part of the military is a responsibility and an honor, but certain benefits also trickle down to people related service members. Having a relationship with the Armed Forces has its perks, but what does it mean to be affiliated with the military? We’ll discuss the concept and the benefits of this status. Defining Military…

If you’re a landlord or business owner and an active duty service member is requesting Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) protections, you need to be vigilant. Verifying one’s active duty status is integral to certain protections granted by this federal law. But how can you verify one’s military status without a social security number? What…

Full-time military members are known to be granted financial and legal protections thanks to the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA). However, do these protections extend to reserve members? Yes, they do, but the date when active duty service commenced matters. We’ll discuss when reserve members can apply for SCRA protections accordingly. When Does Protection Begin…

Because active duty service members often travel for work, they’re regular customers at self-storage facilities. But did you know there are special rules when you’re renting out self-storage units to military members? We’ll discuss basic rules self-storage operators should know about. It’ll give you a better idea on how to navigate as an operator or…

Military spouses are provided plenty of exciting benefits to make it easier for them to lead fulfilling lives with their service member partners. Aside from the federal law Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) and Education Improvement Act, among the most attractive benefits provided to spouses is the Military Spouse Licensing Act. What is this law,…

When you file a lawsuit in Maryland, you may eventually have to secure a non-military affidavit. This legal requirement can spare you from potential fees or further legal troubles. What is it, and what’s its purpose? This article can give you a better idea of how to proceed in the state. If you suspect someone…

Military spouses have to move around a lot to accompany the military member they married, and this constant movement requires a lot of effort. Fortunately, laws like the SCRA or Servicemembers Civil Relief Act and the MSRRA or Military Spouses Residency Relief Act exist to make the transitions easier. We’ll zero in on the MSRRA…

Following proper protocol is a must in the military, and there are instances wherein one needs to present a military affidavit. What is this affidavit, and what purpose does it serve? We’ll provide some clarification in this article. What is a Military Affidavit?  A military affidavit is a legal document that shows one’s active duty…

Here’s an interesting statistic: the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) will have a whopping budget of $369.3 billion in 2025. Given how much money the government allocates to veterans, what kind of benefits will trickle down to family members? Before anything else, it must be highlighted that only a veteran or service member with an…