
Military Divorce Attorneys in Woburn, MA
Proudly Serving Families Across Middlesex County & Greater Boston
At Schaefer Law PC, we understand that divorce can be legally and emotionally complicated, especially for military families. We provide skilled legal representation backed by 25+ years of family law experience with a personalized approach to support you during a challenging life transition.
Whether you are stationed at Hanscom Air Force Base, assigned to Natick, or serving with the Coast Guard or Massachusetts National Guard in the Greater Boston area, we can assist with every step in navigating the challenges of a military divorce.
Call (617) 917-3299 or contact us online to schedule a free initial consultation with a Woburn military divorce lawyer.

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Explore what sets us apart and discover how personalized attention, decades of experience, and unwavering advocacy can make all the difference in your case.
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We provide comprehensive legal services tailored to each client’s unique situation.
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With decades of experience, we offer seasoned guidance through even the most complex family law matters.
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Known for her empathy and responsiveness, we take the time to understand each client’s needs.
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Beginning with a free consultation in person or remotely, we make quality legal help more accessible.
Jurisdiction & Filing Requirements
Military couples often face jurisdictional questions when one or both spouses are stationed out of state or overseas. One spouse must meet the state’s residency requirements to file for divorce in Massachusetts.
Our courts may have jurisdiction if Massachusetts was your last shared residence or the service member is currently stationed here. We can help you determine the proper venue and guide you through the filing process with clarity and precision.
Protections Under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA)
Service members on active duty may be entitled to certain legal protections under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA). This law allows active-duty members to delay divorce proceedings when military service prevents full participation. Our attorneys are experienced in navigating SCRA-related issues and work to balance your legal rights with the demands of your military service.

Why Legal Representation Matters
Military divorce involves the intersection of state and federal laws, requiring knowledgeable and experienced legal counsel. At Schaefer Law PC, we provide individualized attention, clear communication, and compassionate representation.
Whether you are a service member or a spouse, we work to protect your rights and achieve the best possible outcome for your family.
Discuss your needs with a Woburn military divorce attorney in a free case review. Call (617) 917-3299 or connect with us online today.

