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RESRTICT STATE COURTS POWER to consider or use MILITARY BAS pay, BAH pay, and HDP when calculating child support.

Created by L.B. on November 07, 2014

The restriction will be placed on the local state and federal courts and presiding judges making it ILLEGAL for local judges,family courts,local/state courts,federal courts or other authority presiding over any divorce or child custody case of a military service member to be restricted from considering a veterans serving in the U.S. military (both active duty and reserve) military BAH (housing) pay, BAS (rations) pay, flight pay, jump pay, or HDP pay, for child support & SHALL NOT be considered when calculating alimony, child support in any state of the union. Using BAS, BAH, or any special military pay to calculate alimony or child support negatively affects the service members quality of life, standard of living, moral, and forces unecessary hardship upon him/her.

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