The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) may be a federal statute, but some states have modifications that affect service members who live there. This law provides legal and financial protections to active duty military members from specific court orders, judicial proceedings, and default judgments. This federal law also protects people rendering military service from situations…

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) grants active duty servicemembers plenty of protections that permit them to focus on his or her military service. These protections include interest rate limits, the ability to break lease obligations, and prevention from repossession. Another interesting benefit for those who render active military service is eviction protection. We’ll discuss…

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act grants active-duty service members certain legal protections, but what does it say about foreclosures? We’ll discuss the SCRA benefits surrounding foreclosure, which will give military personnel and landlords a better idea of navigating these situations. SCRA Foreclosure Rules and Regulations According to the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA), banks and…

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…

The Department of Defense reported that over 111,000 military members are in dual-military marriages or situations in which both spouses are in the Armed Forces. These military couples account for one percent of all active duty service members. Because the situation is quite rare, these dual-military couples face unique challenges that make balancing their professional…

Fulfilling one’s duty is vital in the Armed Forces, but what happens when a service member leaves their post or proper duties? We’ll explore military desertion and what it means to people serving in the military. What is Military Desertion? Military desertion refers to abandoning one’s military post or proper duties without permission from proper…

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) is designed to help active-duty service members focus on their duties by offering legal and financial protections that assist in balancing their military and personal lives. But who is eligible for SCRA protections? Does every military service member qualify for these benefits? In this guide, we’ll explore who is…

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) grants active-duty service members several protections, including the ability to break a lease agreement without penalties. Under certain circumstances, they’re even permitted to break a car loan. We’ll discuss this in more detail in this article. Does the SCRA Cover Car Loans? Yes, the SCRA can affect loans in…

Here’s an interesting, fun fact: the United States military has two million active duty personnel. Those who render military service are given impressive benefits, including healthcare, home loans, life insurance, and education benefits. While your pay grade determines how much you’re compensated, the branch of the military you choose can impact your life in various…

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…