Q: My husband just medically retired from the Army after 10 years. We were married the entire time. Will I get spouse supp.
We have three children. He received 100 percent disability and declined Army retirement for the VA amount/ offer which was more. He completed 10 years and 6 months military time and we were married the entire time.
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A: I'm not sure what you are asking. You aren't going to get any payments while married. If you are asking if you divorce will you get a portion of his monthly payments, the answer is it depends. It can be considered income for child support purposes.
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A: This depends. Retirement income is property division, not alimony. Depending on your age and the length of marriage these can have some interplay. Talk to an attorney about what your expectations should be upon filing for divorce.
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