Military Benefits
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Division of Retirement, Disability Pay in Military Divorces
The case involves the enforcement of indemnification provisions, which varies by state.
The case involves the enforcement of indemnification provisions, which varies by state.
“It shouldn’t be this hard to go to work.”
An expanded tax credit would help talented professionals thrive. Here’s how.
The second article in a two-part series.
The demonstration program was to end in December. Instead, it will run through 2031.
Candid discussions between leaders and key stakeholders covered challenges with the Exceptional Military Family Program.
The issue stems from privacy laws and has come up in various settings with military families.
Members discussed the need to identify and adapt approaches that are working before launching new initiatives.
Spouse employment, school policies, and child care concerns top the list.
The veteran omnibus bill includes several provisions offering long-sought support for survivors. Reach out to your lawmakers today.
Learn who can qualify for reimbursement of certain costs.
Recipients may be eligible for up to $4,000 in assistance regardless of their servicemember’s rank.
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