Can I sue the army for my $50,000 army college fund which was in my original contract?
No, you have no legal basis to sue the Army. Education benefits are linked to your service characterization. If you received less than an...
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No, you have no legal basis to sue the Army. Education benefits are linked to your service characterization. If you received less than an...
I'm not clear on whether this was a military charge or a civilian charge. Since you phrase it as a "petit larceny", I assume it was a civilian...
All military members are subject to random urinalysis, even those in ASAP. The question is, however, whether the "random" was truly random. If it...
I assume you are or are contemplating divorce. Military retirement pay is considered a marital asset or community property in most states. Your...
No, you have no standing to sue the military. I recommend thay you seek an attorney specializing in family law to work out the legal issues...
It is technically possible, but practically speaking no. You will be discharged with no less than a general discharge and, depending how long you...
Yes. Even though you received an ELS and your service was short, it is still considered military service.
What you are suggesting is that you lie when the enlistment documents ask if you have any prior service and whether you have used drugs. Doing so...
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. . . and your question?
The term "breach of contract" is a term of art used in general contract law to signify that one party has not fulfilled its side of the bargain...