Possible through self representation??

While technically, the answer is that he "can" represent himself, the reality is that doing so would be downright stupid in a case such as this. ...

Can my sister's incarcerated husband have her committed into a mental institution or have say of her well-being?

He cannot control her health care proxy - that is her decision alone and he (nor anyone else) has any say or control in that. You don't say...

My son was discharged from the navy in 2004 with a less than honorable discharge how can we get it removed.

You cannot get it removed, but you may be able to get it upgraded. However, this is a tricky area and you need to have an experienced military law...

Is there a New York State Law, Regulation or Rule that disallows a convicted criminal to sue their victims?

No, but you don't say why she sued you or for what? Money damages, injunctive relief, etc. If you haven't spoken with an attorney down there,...

Is a military conviction a state conviction

It is, as noted, a federal conviction. But, it may have significant State impacts and is a very complex area of the law because not all military...

Unfortunately, this is a very complicated question and waiting 5 years to resolve it after you retired may complicate it more. An experienced...

Can I sue the military for my son's death

The answer is "maybe," but you don't provide enough specifics. If your son was on active duty, then the answer is clearly "no." Any suit would be...

Your question cannot be simply answered because we don't know the basis for the Entry Level Separation [ELS], nor when it occurred. If it was less...

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One other thing to keep in mind is that IF this is your initial enlistment, your "military service obligation" [MSO] is for 8 years, so they can...

An Article 138 Complaint under the circumstances of your case is going to accomplish nothing except further flag you as a "trouble-maker." Phil...