Can the Department of Child Support levy my Post 9/11 GI Bill in California?
DCSS will argue they are taking funds from an account that has co-mingled funds in it, regardless if the current income is only Post 9/11 GI Bill,...
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DCSS will argue they are taking funds from an account that has co-mingled funds in it, regardless if the current income is only Post 9/11 GI Bill,...
Bottom line--yes. Get a good local family law attorney who understands VA disability and military retired pay. The settlement agreement you and...
You should engage a local attorney, as how you respond to the complaint is very important. There are some nuances about how to respond to...
Listen carefully to Mr. Shewmaker--there are attorneys out there that know how to exactly handle TSP and FERS valuations; Mr. Shewmaker would be a...
Your current course of action is fraught with peril, if you were accused of financial exploitation and your aunt could not corroborate her verbal...
This has nothing to do with the attacker being a part of the military--it will be handled through civil law enforcement channels.
No, due to age, you cannot now switch over the SSDI. SSDI converts to regular Social Security upon retirement age.
Georgia is an "at will" employment state, so you can be released by your employer for a previous felony conviction, even if disclosed.
There has to be corroboration that a stressor event occurred (that is very different than proof); then competent medical evidence needs to...
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Yes you can. Get an experienced local practitioner to assist you through the process so you don't unintentionally mess up your application.