What to do if one's ex-spouse is hiding significant assets from the court?
Given the amount in dispute, this is not a DIY project. Discuss it with your lawyer.
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Given the amount in dispute, this is not a DIY project. Discuss it with your lawyer.
It is called running away, and gets her and her young suitor in trouble.
You were not harmed, and could have easily taken another path to avoid it. So no law suit.
Present this information to your attorney and let them handle it. Then see an IT person about safeguarding your computer.
I seriously doubt that you have a claim against her and even if you did she likely has no money to collect. Lawsuits are expensive and rime...
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Not clear what type of a "hearing officer" you are referring to, but this is not a military law question.
Not clear what you mean by they "got the dates wrong." Which dates? If it was the date of the UA, and it is off by a couple of days, that is not...
This is not a military law question, and I doubt any of us who practice military law would know the answer. But it would seem the best thing is to...
There is a miscommunication somewhere. If you have six years of service, you are entitled to a Board. They can't say no. Now they may be moving...
You can certainly complain to the head of the DMV, but I wouldn't push it any further than that.