The Wounds That Do Not Heal
In "The Wounds That Do Not Heal," host Tressa Brady opens up about her personal experience with domestic violence in military families, shedding light on an often-hidden issue. Through her raw and vulnerable storytelling, she shares the struggles, pain, and resilience she has witnessed and endured while seeking to provide help and support to those who desperately need it.
Tressa also interviews experts in the field of domestic violence, including psychologists, counselors, social workers, and survivors, who uncover the harsh realities and systemic challenges faced by military families. Together, they explore the unique dynamics and complexities surrounding domestic violence within this community, breaking down stigmas and fostering a crucial conversation that goes beyond the surface.
"The Wounds That Do Not Heal" aims to create a safe space for listeners to reflect, learn, and gain a deeper understanding of the impact domestic violence has on military families. This podcast strives to make a positive change and inspire action by offering valuable resources, guidance, and empowerment.
Join Tressa on this emotional journey as she advocates for change and supports those in need.
The Wounds That Do Not Heal
Episode 7: All Things Love and War… and Legal Advice: An Interview with Expert Attorney Amanda J. Hill
How does the intersection of military law and state family law impact the rights and protections available to military spouses? And do you lose your TRICARE after divorce?
I invited attorney Amanda J. Hill to cut through the confusion and reveal the hidden complexities of military divorces. She exposes little-known facts about on-base housing rights, custody during deployments, and a potential TRICARE loophole that could save you thousands.
Amanda doesn't shy away from tough topics and addresses domestic violence in military families and the career-altering impact of protective orders. Learn why your social media could make or break your case, and discover the surprising document that could protect you if you give your marriage another shot.
What You’ll Learn:
- How military law and state family law work together.
- Legal and financial protections for military spouses in abusive relationships.
- How to get protective orders.
- Why keeping records of coercive control and non-physical abuse is important.
- Legal options for child safety and custody in volatile situations.
- What a postnuptial agreement should include to protect your interests.
- Strategies for accessing legal resources and support with limited financial means.
Ideas Worth Sharing:
- “It is codified under the family code that if you allow your child to witness abuse, that in and of itself is child abuse.” - Amanda J. Hill
- “In the state of California, you have an absolute right to remain in the marital home until the divorce is final.” - Amanda J. Hill
- "I highly recommend that both sides have their own counsel representing them reviewing the document before it gets executed and making sure that both sides are being protected and it really is something that they agree with." - Amanda J. Hill
Resources:
- Navigating Divorce Ebook
- Website: Khosroabadi & Hill
- Email: contact@kandhlawgroup.com
- Phone: (858) 434-1020
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kandhlawgroup
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kandhlawgroup/
- Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/khosroabadi-hill-apc/
- California Courts
- Family Code 271 | Attorneys Fees, Sanctions - for protection against over-litigation
- Family Code 2030 and Attorney's Fees Orders in a Divorce - regarding attorney's fees in divorce cases
- Servicemembers' Civil Relief Act | OCC
- Tricare
