Can my brother join the military if I’m married to a sex offender?
No that is not true. No way, shape or how.
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No that is not true. No way, shape or how.
Without knowing the specifics none of us can say what your chances are. Work with your TDS counsel.
0nly a recruiter can answer that question. Not a lawyer.
Yes it will show up. So will lying about it.
Such questions should be directed to a recruiter, not a lawyer.
It depends on the language of your custody order. The military can't override a court order.
I am very sorry for the loss. Unfortunately the law prohibits you from suing the Army.
You have two problems: One, you did fraudulently enlist. So I don't know how the BCNR can change that. Two, your shoulder problems themselves...
Maybe. It depends on numerous factors. You should consult an experienced attorney and have them review your case.
He would need to speak to a recruiter who can advise him on the possibility of reenlistment.