Dishonorable discharges are given for serious violations of the UCMJ, so if you've not committed a crime there is no reason to worry about a...

If you left the position to join the military, generally the employer must reemploy you up to five years after. There certain facts that may...

The answer to your question depends on what specifically is going on, as Mr. Rafter suggested. If you are a newly-arrived refugee, you may seek a...

If you're concerned about whether you'll have custodial rights, you should speak with an attorney that specializes in family law to start sorting...

For sure get a consultation with an attorney that practices in military law - especially if they attempt to charge you under the UCMJ. I'm not...

First off, I don't think that "open debt" is a barrier to entry into the service. Perhaps debt that is in collections, maybe, but just having debt...

You should inform your chain or command/recruiter. They will be able to help you sort out whether your diagnosis will lead to any medical separation.

In addition to the above, if you feel like you're being retaliated against, you can bring that to the Legal Services office, as well. As Mr....

You should consult with an attorney familiar with the UCMJ based on the details you've mentioned. The consultation would enable counsel to give...

This would require a more detailed review by an attorney to determine what your options are - whether you are in violation of any policy by the...