Meet your unique needs with our Military Divorce Lawyers in Colorado Springs that has both military and family law experience

Our family law and military law experience combine to provide us the keen ability to handle the unique aspects of military divorce, including the impact of deployments, PCS, military retirement, etc. Our experience in the Army’s Judge Advocate General’s Corps includes:

  • Over 25 years military law experience, including legal assistance, trial defense, and extensive prosecution/criminal law experience
  • Over 50 contested courts-martial, including everything from murder to rape, kidnapping, drugs, assault, AWOL, PTSD, and Lariam-related cases
  • Advised commanders at all levels as Senior Trial Counsel
  • Stationed at Fort Carson and Camp Stanley, Korea (2ID)

The Military Divorce Lawyers in Colorado Springs at Travis Law Group understand the situations service members can face in a divorce and prepare accordingly to effectively represent you. Travis Law Group represents service members from Fort Carson, Peterson AFB, the Air Force Academy, Schriever AFB, and Cheyenne Mountain AFB.

Although military couples who divorce in Colorado are subject to state law, a host of special considerations arise by virtue of one spouse serving in the Armed Forces. Working with an experienced Colorado Springs military divorce lawyer from Travis Law Group can make your divorce process easier. We are well-versed in determining what military issues are relevant to each individual case.

Military-specific laws can impact your divorce. We can help.

For instance, we are experienced in laws, such as Servicemembers Civil Relief Act and Uniformed Services Former Spouses’ Protection Act (USFSPA), which often apply to service members and military families.

Moreover, the military lifestyle and demands placed on service members and their families may have legal implications. For example, the need to make PCS moves may bring up jurisdictional issues. Military members are also subject to deployment with little, if any, notice. Therefore, parenting plans should take into account this constraint.

Our attorneys understand the complexities of military divorce.

As another consideration, one of the most important benefits of military service is the retirement entitlement. Military retirement pay is marital property and, as such, is subject to division. Division of military retired pay is complex and requires evaluation of the various compensation plans and qualified deductions for which the service member may be eligible, along with the applicable legislation and case law.

In order to divide military retirement pay, Colorado courts have devised a specific formula. This formula, called the Hunt formula (or sometimes referred to as the Hunt/Gallo formula or the coverture formula) takes into consideration the length of a spouse’s military service and the years of marriage that overlapped with the years of military service. If there is perfect overlap between the two, the other spouse is entitled to half of the military retired pay minus any qualified deductions.

Many Colorado Springs attorneys can help with family law, but the military divorce lawyers of Travis Law Group understand the complexities of military law and its impact on divorce. They are former JAG attorneys with experience in legal assistance and military family matters.

We know Colorado military divorce law.

Our military divorce law lawyers draw on years of military divorce law experience, right here in Colorado Springs. We have assembled a talented and passionate team of lawyers, paralegals, and staff, enabling us to diligently and expeditiously handle your case. We will respect your wishes and work to advance your interests while maintaining the highest standard of ethical, legal, and professional integrity.

Our military divorce attorneys practice all aspects of military divorce law including divorce, custody, maintenance, and division of military retirement.

What sets our Military Divorce Lawyers in Colorado Springs apart?

At Travis Law Group, we offer a discount to active duty military members seeking family law counsel. In addition, we pride ourselves on providing the highest level of advocacy and support for our clients. We build relationships on trust and integrity and we value open and honest communications. We strive to respond to your phone calls and emails within one business day – we even provide our cell phone for emergency military divorce situations. And we keep you updated on the status of your case as it progresses.

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Our Awards and Memberships

  • El Paso County Family Law Bar, Former Chairman
  • Colorado Trial Lawyers Association
  • Colorado Bar Association
  • The National Trial Lawyers Top 100
  • The National Advocates Top 100

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