Servicemember's Civil Relief Act - SCRA

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act - SCRA

The SCRA provides protections for individuals entering, called to active duty in the military, or deployed.

The Servicemember's Civil Relief Act (SCRA) protects your dependents from being evicted while you're serving your country

How Military Members Can Cancel TV, Internet and Phone Contracts Without Fees

Need a way to break your phone, TV or internet contract without paying? A new military move protection law may be the ticket

SCRA Taxation Protections

Servicemember's Civil Relief Act prevents double taxation when a spouse works in a state other than the permanent legal resid...

SCRA Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions and answers on some rights and benefits available under the Servicemember's Civil Relief Act (SCRA...

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SCRA Lease Termination Provisions

The SCRA makes provisions to allow a servicemember to terminate certain lease agreements.

SCRA Judicial Proceedings

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act protects servicemembers from certain judicial proceedings while on military service

SCRA Insurance Protection

Military members who risk losing life or health insurance due to mobilization or deployment are protected by law

SCRA Installment Contract Protection

Military members may be protected by law if they have an installment contract that began before they entered the military

SCRA Interest Rate Limits

The Servicemember's Civil Relief Act limits the interest that may be collected on debts of persons in military service

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