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Military Divorce in Virginia: How Deployment and Valentine’s Day Travel Impact Custody Exchanges

Military Divorce in Virginia: How Deployment and Valentine’s Day Travel Impact Custody Exchanges

by Invictus Law | Feb 20, 2026 | Military Law

Service members and their families understand that the military lifestyle demands flexibility and resilience. While civilians may plan their lives around predictable schedules and standard holidays, military families must navigate the uncertainties of duty stations,...
If I Am Charged With DUI While on Leave in Virginia, How Fast Must I Act To Protect My Military Career?

If I Am Charged With DUI While on Leave in Virginia, How Fast Must I Act To Protect My Military Career?

by Invictus Law | Dec 11, 2025 | Military Law

A DUI charge while on military leave in Virginia places a service member in a difficult situation where time becomes extremely important. The first moments after an arrest matter far more than most people realize. Any delay in taking action can lead to consequences...
Do You Need a Lawyer for an Article 32 Hearing? Here’s Why the Answer is Yes

Do You Need a Lawyer for an Article 32 Hearing? Here’s Why the Answer is Yes

by Invictus Law | Aug 22, 2025 | Military Law

Military service members facing serious charges under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) often find themselves confronting one of the most critical stages in the military justice process: the Article 32 hearing. This preliminary hearing serves as a crucial...
Administrative Separation vs. Court-Martial: Key Differences Explained

Administrative Separation vs. Court-Martial: Key Differences Explained

by Invictus Law | Apr 11, 2025 | Military Law

Military service often comes with high expectations for discipline and conduct. However, situations can arise where service members face disciplinary or administrative actions due to allegations of misconduct or performance deficiencies. Among the most serious...
Three Ways Dual Military Divorce Is More Complicated

Three Ways Dual Military Divorce Is More Complicated

by Invictus Law | Nov 15, 2023 | Featured content, Military Law

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...
What Happens If a Servicemember Is Arrested for a Felony Off- Base?

What Happens If a Servicemember Is Arrested for a Felony Off- Base?

by Invictus Law | Apr 1, 2023 | Criminal Defense, Featured content, Military Law

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...
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