Can I join the Army with a dismissed bankruptcy on my credit?
Only a recruiter can answer this question, not a lawyer. Best of luck.
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Only a recruiter can answer this question, not a lawyer. Best of luck.
You can pursue a discharge upgrade through the Army Discharge Review Board. This is not a DIY project. If you were not properly served you may be...
No you cannot sue the Army for this. The law does not allow soldiers or their family members to sue the Army or their chain of command for things...
Start with your health care provider. Ask about a MEB/PEB for your depression. But most importantly take care of your health. You have served for...
I'm not sure why this was posted under military law, but you need to speak to a physician, not a lawyer.
Only the VA can really answer this question. Sit down with a VA rep and go over your options.
While you may be legally eligible to enlist with a waiver, only a recruiter can tell you if you can reenlist.
You need to file a petition with the Air Force Discharge Review Board within 15 years of the date of your discharge. Be mindful that the law...
Because the judge felt that her release was in society's best interests, given all of the facts of the case (which we don't have.)
The question of intent would be left up to a judge or jury. You have retained counsel. Listen to them.