If you're a
servicewoman who is going through a divorce in Virginia, a Hampton divorce attorney can help you through the process. Serving in the armed forces is a noble calling, but it can put a strain on any relationship and holds the potential to put marriages at risk. The typical challenges of any marriage are exacerbated when you factor in the physical separation, extreme stress and lack of regular communication that comes with life in the military.
Pentagon statistics have shown that women in the military end up in divorce twice as often as men in the military. Many divorces result in a sense of loss and can be financially troubling, particularly for military women. In fact, divorce puts them at great risk for homelessness down the road.
Researchers have attempted to pinpoint why women are more often in divorce and results are unclear. One theory is that women who are attracted to participate in the military are less conventional and could be less willing to stay in a dysfunctional marriage. To combat this, many married women in the military are married to another service member who can understand the balancing act between military duty and family responsibility.
As a military woman you are under a lot of pressure and
you need the proper support and space after serving to transition back into your role at home. With a shaky relationship this transition is made even more difficult and you may find yourself in a divorce in Virginia. Do not feel overwhelmed because a
Hampton divorce attorney can answer all of your questions about your divorce in Virginia.
Contacting a Hampton Divorce Attorney
At this vulnerable time, it's critical that you have legal representation that not only understands the specifics of your case, but is dedicated to your best interests and that of your family.
The military divorce attorneys at Hofheimer/Ferrebee represent Virginia women who wish to file for divorce. We are committed to fighting for your rights, assisting in child custody disputes, and advocating that you receive everything you are entitled to and need in order to start your new life. You can learn more by
requesting one of our FREE divorce guides for women, or
reserving your seat at our monthly divorce seminar - 757-425-5200.
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