Can i get disability for hearing lose i got while on active duty

Injuries suffered during your military service may be eligible for disability claims. I recommend calling your local VFW. They offer a free service...

Military Discharge for sodomy with animal

Sodomy with an animal is illegal under the UCMJ and it does not matter what the state law is. Whether you are court-martialled and/or discharged...

Fraudulent Entry Military, but not on purpose, it was a accident- I asked this similar question before, and need new information

I'm not clear what your question is. If you served and were subsequently honorably discharged, I don't see what your concern is.

Mr. Cave raised many of the unintended collateral consequences you could face by retiring now. At the end of the day, these potential issues are a...

A UOTHC basically eliminates your VA benefits, and will frustrate your future employment opportunities. The advantage of a court-martial is an...

These are very difficult situations to deal with because there are going to be two sides to the story, and I'm sure there are many more details. ...

I was told 1. That my lawyer can not attend my article 32. 2. That my lawyer can attend but can't say anything. Is this true?

This is a fight your lawyers are going to have to fight. It is very uncommon to see a situation where the Government will schedule any hearing when...

UCMJ & Court Marshal ? Active Duty E5 11 years time in service - Options to fight ?

Commanders are notorious for taking any opportunity to bust a guy once there is the hint of trouble. I'm sure you know that being around the...

Will suicide negate my insurance and military (VA) benefits? If I admit this to law enforcement, will it make me a criminal?

I'm really sorry that you are going through this right now. I understand how daunting and endless it seems. I appreciate that you are concerned...

How can i challenge a military court martial?

It is not clear what stage your court-martial is in. If you have only made it through preliminary motions, the case will still need to be heard in...