Are civil unions recognized in military housing benefits?

No, civil unions are not recognized in military housing benefits in Kansas. The federal government has not recognized civil unions from any state or country. This means that because the federal government has not recognized civil unions, the military housing benefits cannot recognize them either. In Kansas, civil unions are recognized in other areas, including state-level health insurance benefits, inheritance rights, and hospital visitation rights. However, the military and their housing benefits are not under the state’s jurisdiction and are therefore not required to recognize civil unions. Other states may recognize civil unions for military housing benefits, as some states have stricter rules and laws regarding civil unions than Kansas does. It is important to note that even in states where civil unions are recognized for military housing benefits, the benefits are not equal to those that married couples receive. For military members who are in a civil union in Kansas, the best option is to purchase off-base housing and apply for military housing allowances. Because the civil union will not be recognized, the military housing allowances will likely be the same as if a single member of the military were living in the house.

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