I was discharged in 2010 with a general under honorable. I was court marshalled after going AWOL and failing a urinalysis
I would call your chances "doubtful" at best, but like Mr. Sweet indicates, doing nothing means it'll never change.
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I would call your chances "doubtful" at best, but like Mr. Sweet indicates, doing nothing means it'll never change.
Can it be changed? Maybe. All depends on the exact facts that would have to be developed in a consult with a military law attorney. Better get a...
If you were awarded temporary guardianship through the Probate court and no travel stipulations were part of the Court Order awarding the...
Really hard to say unless an attorney actually reviews the documents in question.
Get a Power of Attorney from him to be able to handle his financial affairs.
Great answer from Mr. Lipshutz. If the current property owner is unable to make informed decisions concerning her property, you can seek to have a...
Sorry--mom's rules are in effect for now. It will be that way until you are 18.
Your dad needs a consult with a local VA-accredited attorney.
If your discharge is Honorable, VA, by law, is required to honor it. It should not affect a claim for VA Improved Pension. VA only gets to...
She needs a GA Advance Health Directive to authorize someone to act on her behalf for health matters and a Durable Power of Attorney for someone to...