Can my husband receive an early honorable discharge from the National Guard due to mental health problems?
It is possible, but it has to be initiated by the command based on advice from his treating mental health care providers.
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It is possible, but it has to be initiated by the command based on advice from his treating mental health care providers.
I am not an NC lawyer, but as Mr. Dummit states, it should not be an issue. My son just had to do the same thing here in GA and there were no issues.
I have sat on bar committees, and I don't see any way this shows up.
Perhaps it is just my general aversion to questions posted in all caps, but I am really not sure I understand what happened here. But if you have...
Yes, but understand you can only get attorneys fees if you have an attorney, not if you are representing yourself.
I wasn't there, but based on the facts provided, this sounded tame compared to what I have seen other judges say in such cases.
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A good parenting lesson. Not grounds for a lawsuit.
No lawyer worth their salt is going to offer you substantive advice based on this little amount of info. Bottom line is if you have been charged...
No lawyer worth their salt is going to give you advice based on this amount of info. You need to retain local counsel ASAP.
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