Military Divorce Tips
Military Divorce Tips Updates
- Last Modified Dec 2011
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The next printing will include:
- CHCBPcurrent rates increased effective for coverage beginning 2012:
- $1,065 per quarter for single rate,
- $2,390 for family rate.
- Survivor Benefit Plan: A former spouse is eligible for the survivor benefit plan while the service member is still on active duty.
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"The plan includes survivor benefits for the surviving spouse, dependent child, or former spouse of a member who dies on active duty or a Reserve
Component annuity on behalf of a member who dies before notification of retirement eligibility, or during the 90-day period following notification
of retirement eligibility if member had not made an election or, under certain circumstances, if the member dies in the line of duty during inactive
duty training."
See 420102
Thus, a decree should specifically state whether a former spouse is eligible for the Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP) prior to retirement, as well as after retirement.
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"The plan includes survivor benefits for the surviving spouse, dependent child, or former spouse of a member who dies on active duty or a Reserve
Component annuity on behalf of a member who dies before notification of retirement eligibility, or during the 90-day period following notification
of retirement eligibility if member had not made an election or, under certain circumstances, if the member dies in the line of duty during inactive
duty training."
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The next printing will include:
The next printing will include:
- Income Withholding for Support Form
- DD Form 149, updated June 2010 Application for Correction of Military Record under the Provisions of Title 10
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