Assault with deadly weapon, not mentally stable, falling into drugs, checking into rehab.... Chances of him being accepted back into the military...

There is a procedure for claiming an earlier effective date. See a local VA-accredited attorney or VSO for more info. best, Drew

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An earlier effective date is typically only provided for in instances of "clear and unmistakable error (CUE)". You would need a consult with an...

You need a family law attorney experienced in military matters and in dealing w/ DFAS. I can't speak to Brunswick or Savannah, but Steve and Patty...

You only have legal custody if the Court granted it. A notarized piece of paper alone doesn't do it.

Opposing counsel can always file an Anwer to a Motion brought by the other side.

See an elder law attorney now--getting the refund you seek is, as Mr. Rixon states, the least of your problems.

You can object to her withdrawal and let the Court decide.

You need an estate planning consult to fully cover your question--its way too broad and complex for AVVO's short answer format. Talk with a local...

You should engage a VA-accredited attorney; there are several of us here on AVVO. A supplemental claim is an administrative appeal within the VA...