From The Mailbag: Breaking A Lease  October 28, 2012 | Kate
Horrell  The Servicemembers’ Civil Relief Act (SCRA) provides
many protections for military members and their families. 
Knowing the terms of the SCRA can be very useful in a variety of
financial situations, including having to break a lease due to a
PCS move or deployment.  However, state law or your lease can
actually provide more protections than the SCRA.  I’m hoping
that is the case for A.S. and her husband:  Hi! We are stationed
in San Antonio right now. My husband is visiting a school. We
are already on assignment to move to FT Lewis at the end of
November/beginning of December. We hope that our orders will be
cut by the end of October, to get out of the lease. My question
is now if we don’t have the orders till than, does the landlord
has to accept our 30 day notice when we tell him we will give
him the orders when we have them? We don’t wanna pay for a time
when we aren’t here. Our lease has the military clause in it. I
heard from a spouse t