I was paid wrong by the military for almost 2 years, Can I sue for back pay?
You may be able to file suit in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims (but it is a big maybe for reasons provided by Mr. Rafter, but even if you can,...
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Military law Lawyer at Augusta, GA
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You may be able to file suit in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims (but it is a big maybe for reasons provided by Mr. Rafter, but even if you can,...
You need to check with a divorce lawyer that also knows VA law. This is probably not the right forum to address this. State laws on division of...
Mr. Rafter is correct. Besides the fact that he has no standing to sue the military, I don't see grounds to sue them. The Army makes personnel...
Call Phil Cave who posted above. He has done several of these and is in the best place to help you.
I know several people who are foreign born that have clearances, including some in the SF field, so that in and of itself is not an issue. If...
It sounds like he is giving you a fair hearing, which is always good, but you won't know until he decides.
You have no grounds to sue the Army. As to whether you have grounds to upgrade your discharge, that depends on other facts not present here. ...
It is too late to request trial by court-martial. U can appeal to the next level commander.
Your shirt is dead wrong. Most of us who practice military law are former or retired JAGs with much more experience than the base legal folks. ...
You have five days from the Article 15 to appeal to the next highest commander. What is your question?