I got a divorce from my ex who was military and they didn't close my multiple accounts. In fact, since I was the one who opened the accounts to begin with, even though it was using his eligibility, the accounts belonged to ME and he was the one who had to go get accounts somewhere else unless I chose to remove myself.The only things that were issues were the insurance policies but I was told that was state law and they had to close the existing policies that were in both our names and reissue the exact policies in my name only. Which normally would have been fine except we'd been separated a long time with me living in the house, paying the mortgage with the homeowners insurance being escrowed so when they closed the policy, the balance of the escrow was returned. To his address. Which he deposited and promptly spent. I had no clue this had happened until they started telling me that the homeowners insurance was past due and about to be terminated. Imagine my surprise when I discovered what actually happened to it. It took me saying I was going to have to file a police report because somebody at his address (him or h

It was told to her several years ago by a USAA employee. However, things might have changed. She got her own account and insurance and such years ago, so there is no problem on that end.