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Military Divorce?

You are not alone. We can inform you of your rights and help you navigate your military divorce with confidence.

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Military Divorce Attorney

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Unfortunately, the stresses of a military marriage far outweigh those of a normal marriage. In many cases, the pressures and circumstances associated with a military marriage lead to divorce. If you are seeking a military divorce, we strongly advise you against navigating the complexities of your divorce alone. There are numerous military laws relating to family law that are not handled in the same manner as a standard family law case. This is especially true for service members who are seeking divorces. In order to handle your military divorce properly and efficiently, secure the supportive assistance of our military divorce attorney. At Dunham & Ingram LLC, we understand what you are going through and are well equipped to handle your case in an effective manner. To learn more, give us a call at (352) 261-5451!

Military Divorce Matters That Our Firm Can Handle

While there are many aspects of military divorce that are deemed standard, there are various considerable differences when it comes to the division of military benefits and child custody matters. We are deeply familiar with the federal laws and issues military families face when navigating divorce proceedings. We understand what you are up against and are fully equipped to help you achieve your goals.

  • Marital Share Of Retirement Benefits
  • Child Custody & Visitation
  • Child Support
  • Division Of Assets
  • Alimony
  • Division Of Debts

Have Questions Regarding Your Military Divorce?

Review Commonly Asked Questions

  • Questions

  • Does Service Prevent Divorce?

    Answer

    Under the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act, an active service member may ask the court to temporarily cease divorce, child support, child custody and other court proceedings.

  • Do We Need To Go To Court?

    Answer

    There are various alternatives to going to court such as mediation or a process called collaborative practice. Speak to an attorney to find out the best method for your military divorce.

  • Why Should I Hire A Military Divorce Lawyer?

    Answer

    The military divorce process can often present special legal and logistical issues. An attorney can help you navigate the various issues involved in your marital dissolution process.

  • Andy Ingram

    Attorney

    A native of Central Florida, Andy Ingram is committed to providing every single one of his clients with top-notch representation. Prior to graduating high school, he earned his associate’s college degree. Then, in just three short years, he graduated with two bachelor’s degrees from the University of Florida. In 2005, he graduated from University of Florida's Levin College of Law and became a licensed attorney that very same year.

    Shortly after his time as a public defender, Mr. Ingram focused his efforts on employment and labor law for many years. This unique experience enabled him to develop his skill set in discovery strategy and motion practice. He then worked at the Alachua County Office of Criminal Conflict and Civil Regional Counsel, combining his experience in civil practice and criminal defense. He is intimately familiar with both civil and criminal trial practice at the federal and state levels and has extensive federal trial experience.

  • Christopher L. Dunham

    Attorney

    As an Ocala native, Christopher Dunham is committed to providing individuals with high-quality legal representation. He attended Florida State University College of Law, where he earned his law degree, and then became a licensed attorney in 2007. Mr. Dunham started his career in law by working under State Attorney Brad King for the Fifth Judicial Circuit as a prosecutor. While he was there, he successfully handled 1,000s of felony and misdemeanor cases. Throughout his time prosecuting individuals, Mr. Dunham tried many cases for Florida, including numerous DUI trials.

    Even though Mr. Dunham is currently focused on family law and criminal defense cases, he, above all, considers himself a trial lawyer. He firmly believes that the real work of a lawyer is not conducted behind a desk but, rather, in the courtroom. As a result of this belief, he chooses his cases based on his clients’ need for proven and strong trial strategy, instead of the circumstances and laws involved.

Why Dunham & Ingram LLC?

We Offer a Higher Level of Advocacy

  • We have extensive experience with all types of cases.

  • We are committed to protecting your rights and interests.

  • We will always communicate clearly with you.

  • We offer a free, no-risk consultation to new clients.

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