Afraid of more military retaliation from my unit, any advice on how I can remove myself from drill? I don't trust my unit.
Mr. Port is spot on. There is no way to simply not drill and not get in trouble for it.
Augusta, GA
Military law Lawyer at Augusta, GA
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Mr. Port is spot on. There is no way to simply not drill and not get in trouble for it.
You may be entitled to a portion of his retired pay. Go to the base legal office, and retain a local attorney experienced in military divorces.
If you are allowed to ETS, and they don't kick you out ahead of time, you have hit the discharge lottery and should take advantage of it.
If he loses his retirement, and is confined, obviously you will no longer get alimony.
Mr. Kercheval is correct. Contact the Bar Association about getting a VA accredited attorney in your area.
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It doesn't sound too harsh. And do you really want to start a fight over this? In the time it took you to post this on AVVO, you could have...
Without more information, it is impossible to determine what your next steps should be, and the likelihood of success. I recommend that you...
None of us have a crystal ball, and none of us can predict what will happen. Most likely the command will move to chapter you out, so you will...
Either you or your lawyer needs to call the clerk's office.