What to Do After a Violation of a Custody Order When a child custody order is in place, both parents are legally required to follow it. If one parent refuses to comply, repeatedly interferes with parenting time, or ignores important provisions of the order, the...
Marriage can join more than two lives. It can also connect assets, debts, business interests, and long-term financial plans. A prenuptial agreement can help set clear rules before marriage, but it may not always be final. If you are asking, “Can you contest a prenup...
We are thrilled to welcome Yolanda Beasley to our team of dedicated and compassionate legal professionals.We are proud to announce that attorney Yolanda Beasley has joined Invictus Law, bringing her formidable expertise and experience to the esteemed firm. With an...
Divorce is seldom an easy process. However, the process can be even more confusing when you are a dual military couple. Housing, BAH allowances, and child custody are common issues that can complicate a dual military divorce.At Invictus Law, our military law attorneys...
The Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) imposes strict standards for military members regardless of status. You can get arrested for a felony offence whether on base, off base, out on furlough, or serving on active duty. That means you must follow all UCMJ...
The Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) is a federal law that applies to all United States military members, including the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, National Guard, and Reserves. The UCMJ covers a variety of offenses, from desertion to...
