What can I do for this Chapter 14?
If you have less than six years active duty, it is a fairly quick process to chapter you out. If you have more than six (or they are seeking an...
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If you have less than six years active duty, it is a fairly quick process to chapter you out. If you have more than six (or they are seeking an...
I must admit that I was unaware of this. But as you cite, it is illegal.
When you signed up for the Reserves, you obligated yourself to attend drills. So yes, a 4th missed weekend is likely to get you kicked out with a...
Having handled numerous of these cases, there is no way anybody could give you odds. And even if we did (i.e 20% vs. 80%) I am not sure what good...
I would contact my congressional rep and see if they can get DFAS to waive the debt. You can also file a request for a remission of indebtedness...
Questions about enlisting are always best addressed to a recruiter, not a lawyer. Whether you are "eligible" is less relevant than whether they...
For some reason this got posted in military law. Also, AVVO rules prohibit the posting of personal information. So I will have AVVO remove this and...
As he has been attending drills, he has taken the oath and is obligated to stay. Failure to go could lead to him being classified as AWOL.
I'm not sure who told you this, but I sincerely doubt that it is true. If it turns out to be true, go your command or the IG.
Questions such as this are best asked of a recruiter not a lawyer. The fact that you may be eligible to enlist doesn't mean they will take you.