Is this a breach of confidentiality?
You sued someone. They took appropriate steps to defend themselves. Nothing wrong with that.
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You sued someone. They took appropriate steps to defend themselves. Nothing wrong with that.
if you are still at reception speak to your recruiter or the station manager. You may also want to speak to a chaplain. Best of luck.
No idea if you are fighting an uphill battle because none of us knows all of the facts of her situation. She needs to retain local counsel and file...
If you have less than six years in the military, your rebuttal is limited to a written response. If you have more than six years you are entitled...
She will be entitled to whatever a judge awards her or whatever the parties agree to. You need to see the base legal assistance office and may need...
You need to go to the Legal Assistance office on base. If you have kids or any property/money you will need to retain a local attorney for your...
If you are asking is this going to stop you from enlisting, you need to talk to your recruiter. But the word contradict does not make sense here.
I am not sure what you mean by can this contradict you. What do you mean by contradict you?
If you get NJP while you are on restriction they can add the restriction to the original restriction.
Just like you could have quit and your boss couldn't have sued you, he can fire you and you can't sue him.