What are the chances of the states attorney changing charges?
It sounds to me like there's more to the story than you've been told. Charging decisions are made by the State's Attorney's office, not the store,...
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It sounds to me like there's more to the story than you've been told. Charging decisions are made by the State's Attorney's office, not the store,...
Given the time period involved (more than 15 years) and the prior denial, I believe your only recourse is the Board of Corrections of Military...
I agree with Mr. Cave. To address the remarriage issues, from a military law perspective, remarriage can affect a spouse's health care and survivor...
Be completely honest about your prior criminal record with the military. Your juvenile record, even if expunged, can still show up on a background...
MCO P1100.72C allows enlistment if you have less than 3 children while unmarried, but it requires a waiver. That means they can accept you or not,...
No criminal conviction at all is required for a military discharge. The discharge regulations for misconduct are fairly broad. If you've been...
Your question is governed by the Military Spouses Residency Relief Act. It involves a lot of State specific facts and legal issues. Your best bet...
Not for the purposes of doing an administrative discharge. This doesn't mean they cannot or will not process a discharge (how long a discharge...
A spouse in your position may qualify for transitional health care but will not retain other benefits (commissary, etc.) since the marriage did not...
State's Attorney's are prosecutors and are unlikely to help you with a ticket. They are the attorneys who are against you. Given the speed you...
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