usually only your direct family - wife or children. parents are not usualyl allowed, check with your housing office to see what the rules are at that base.
Just to clarify, that is only if you are officially married! But if you decide to live off post then you can move in with him but they don't get the housing allowance until you are married.
if the member and their spouses are getting a divorce the military will not pay to move the spouse wherever he/she may want to move to. if the member seperates the member is the only one they will move
yes
Is it illegal to move out your house at seventeen
Relative Divorce is when you move away from a family member
In a sense it is. A military member will get a pre-determined amount of BAH for the zone they live in added to their monthly pay, BAH is used to cover the cost of housing and utilities off base if one chooses to live off base. If the Military member chooses to live in base housing the BAH will no longer be available to that person. My BAH is $1725 a month, I live in an apt that cost $890 a month and then utilities cost about $200 a month. I am spending only $1090 of my allowed BAH. The rest goes into my bank account. If I were to move on base, Housing would take the whole $1725, but I would not have to pay for rent or utilities.
The specific timing for moving on post after getting married to a man in the army can vary depending on multiple factors, such as housing availability and the service member's orders. However, generally, military spouses have the option to move on post immediately after getting married, if housing is available. It is recommended to consult with the military spouse's command or housing office for more specific information and guidance.
Only with the consent of your legal guardian.
As a minor you can not move anywhere without their or the courts permission.
NO you can only move out when you are 18 years of age unless you are moving with a parent or guardian.
No.
In some instances the military member is required to inform the landlord of their intentions and let them know that they would just be moving in for a month to month lease. if the member signed a contract know that he is on the list for base houseing, they he is in the WRONG, and he can be held liable for it. if you were to look in the clause, it does not just allow them to move out and not pay any fee's. they are responsible for the rest of the contract unless something is worked out. The tenant can pusue any additional monies by contacting the command, they would be able to explain all the regulations. That's all true. Unless the person is going to be deployed and shows his deployment orders a lease can be broken but other than that he signed a contract and should honor it.
If it is privitized housing, then only the higher ranking will loose his/her BAH.If it is Military Housing, then both will forfeit their BAH.Call or make an appointment with your Base Housing Office to verify which type of housing they offer.i'd like to add a note about that, even if your in Military Housing you get BAH, because you still have to pay to live in the House on base, which in some aspects costs more then what you might find in town depending on where you are located, but most prefer to live on base just for the security fact. and you get BAH based on whoever the higher rank is.