Understanding and identifying a substance use problem can be the beginning of a better life. Learn how to identify the warning signs of substance use disorders and where to get help.

Adjusting to a new culture and language takes time and a dose of patience. We are here to ease your transition and point you to resources that will help you adjust.

When legal issues arise, service members and their families have a number of resources at their fingertips, much of it free.

Deciding to end your marriage can feel like the final step on a long journey.

Relationships can change when you’re grieving. This article provides tips and tools for navigating those relationships.

It’s not unusual to have emotional ups and downs during a loved one’s deployment. Tend to your well-being and plan for your service member’s return with these suggestions

If you have a problem with drugs or alcohol, change is possible. It typically takes treatment, support from others, commitment and hard work.

Military OneSource provides free translation and interpretation services to service members and their immediate family members. This service can be especially helpful during PCS moves.

It's not surprising that something like renters insurance could be overlooked. However, it's a small cost that can save you big money if something happens to your personal belongings.

Learn about supportive housing for individuals with disabilities and investigate other options, resources and supports to help facilitate your independent living.

Whether you are house hunting, paying off debt or looking to buy a car, financial calculators can help you explore financial decisions before you spend any money.

One of the great benefits of moving with the military is that you and your family will likely have several housing options. Be sure to consider your options carefully.

Service members typically move every few years, and military families tend to become moving pros. But even pros can use a little support when facing a move.

If you’re thinking about buying a home, one of the first decisions you’ll face is whether to use a real estate agent or handle the homebuying yourself.

Deciding whether to rent or buy is a financial decision not to be taken lightly. Part of mastering your move is finding the best place for you and your family – and your budget – in your new location.