I've been charged with larceny by army CID. Should I get a civilian lawyer?
First, don't speak to CID without an attorney present. Go to TDS on base and speak to a military lawyer. You should also consider retaining...
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First, don't speak to CID without an attorney present. Go to TDS on base and speak to a military lawyer. You should also consider retaining...
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This is a complicated matter, with too many variables to be resolved in an on line forum. First, go to JAG on base and speak to a lawyer. In all...
Mr. Early is one of the nation's leading experts in this area. Follow his advice.
As always, Ms. Goldstein provides sage advice. You desperately need counsel if you don't already have one. If you can't afford private counsel,...
While I no longer practice family law, in my experience the joy of a TV, nic nacs, etc is far outweighed by the bad blood generated over fighting...
I agree with the other counsel and would only add that if by some bizarre chance this actually happens tomorrow you should make it clear that you...
Just like you can quit your job and not be sued by your employer for leaving them short handed, under most circumstances your employer can fire you...
You can certainly approach your command about a hardship discharge, although as others noted you may not meet the criteria. I think a more...
These are really matters for your lawyer to decide. I can tell you that, even as an attorney, when I faced a custody battle I hired a lawyer. It...
You haven't asked a question, so I am a little unsure what to tell you. It sounds like your son is getting an Article 15, which would be standard...