Divorce in the Military with Attorney Paul Phipps
April 26, 2022
Seth and Pete are joined by fellow attorney at Nelson Law Group Paul Phipps, a former US Army Military Policeman, to talk about divorce in the military.
Seth Nelson is a dedicated Florida divorce and family law attorney, a divorcee, and father. A graduate of the University of Florida’s College of Law, Nelson honed his legal skills clerking for Judge John C. Godbold of the U.S. Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals before returning to Tampa to practice law. Since 2008, he has been the sole shareholder of NLG Divorce & Family Law, upholding the firm’s motto to help good people through difficult times, tailoring his approach to each family’s distinct needs.
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Seth and Pete are joined by fellow attorney at Nelson Law Group Paul Phipps, a former US Army Military Policeman, to talk about divorce in the military.
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We say it in pretty much every episode – “Check your local jurisdiction.” But what does that really mean? Why are there such diverse differences from state to state? Family law specialist Courtney Shepard joins us from so we can dig into why laws are so different from jurisdiction to jurisdiction and how you can navigate them in your own divorce.
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