CAN MY BROTHER-IN-LAW WHO IS A MINOR, MISS HIS COURT DATE IF ITS IN ARIZONA?

You need to consult with an experienced criminal law attorney in Arizona. Good luck.

Married almost 20 years, stay at home mom for the last 6 years raising our son. Husband in military. What all am I entitled to?

You need to consult a local family law attorney in your area who has experience with military divorces. In the end, the initial expense will be...

Anybody know of a pro bono lawyer willing to help a soldier fight a GOMOR? Any other avenues to pursue for help?

You should seriously consider retaining an experienced military law attorney. As you well know, in the current environment any negative paperwork...

Will an entry level separation from active duty air force, prevent me from enlisting in the air national guard?

Every situation is different. Contact a recruiter for assistance. If you aren't sure about the answer you get, give my office a call. I would be...

Can a Veteran Administration employee have a serious relationship with a veteran?

Consult a local employment law attorney in your area.

You need to consult an experienced military law attorney as soon as possible to protect your rights and your career. Most of the attorneys who...

The SCRA allows you to break your lease upon receipt of PCS or deployment orders. That does not mean that you can terminate your lease...

How much influence does congress have over military to influence military leadership to correct a wrongdoing?

Congress has a great deal of power over the military- to include the power to investigate.

Is it a violation of military regulations to contact congress to file complaint against command from military office computer?

No- not a violation of military regulations. It may, however, not have the desired effect. Feel free to give my office a call. The initial...

Do i have to be present for any court appearances?

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) provides for the temporary suspension of judicial proceedings that may adversely affect your rights...