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…
If you’re a military member, you’re probably familiar with the Uniform Code of Military Justice or UCMJ. This federal law defines the military justice system and explains the offenses according to military law. It covers many topics, but we’ll focus on Article 108 of the UCMJ. This portion of the UCMJ delves into the Loss,…
Can personal property, like a vehicle, be repossessed if you’re an active-duty service member? People who render military service are granted plenty of benefits, including SCRA protections. In this article, we’ll explore what the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) has to say about repossession proceedings. When Can a Vehicle Get Repossessed? Various scenarios could prompt…
Have you ever wondered what happens when a creditor or business violates the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA)? We’ll discuss the actions active duty service members can take and the possible consequences of not honoring SCRA protections. This will give you an idea of the penalties one can face when an entity doesn’t honor the…
What does the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) say about military personnel who file for bankruptcy? This article will discuss the SCRA protections provided to military members facing US military bankruptcy. After reading this article, Armed Forces members will have a better idea of what to do if they find themselves in this tricky situation….
The SCRA, or Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, is a federal law that first and foremost protects military personnel who are on active duty military service from persecution in legal or financial matters while they are deployed. This unique benefit for servicemembers also offers a 6% interest rate, with a recent 4% reduction. What is the…
Are you an active-duty servicemember or dependent needing motor vehicle lease termination? Under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, you can be eligible for motor vehicle lease termination if you use the vehicle for personal or business purposes. This act provides those serving their country with legal protections regarding motor vehicles, helping free up financial resources…
Active duty service members serving in the United States military are well-protected by the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA). Some protections extend after the servicemember has left active duty. Under the SCRA, servicemembers can receive financial relief and protections. If you are an active-duty servicemember or the immediate family member of someone in military service,…
Did you know that self-storage operators are just like landlords? This applies to tenants who don’t adhere to the rental agreement. Because they’re in charge of maintaining self-storage units, they might be tasked with the self-storage eviction process for people who don’t fulfill their duties. A self-storage unit is fundamentally like any other property. If…
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…