Supersede what provisions? Your question really is confusing and makes little sense. Some contract provisions may not be enforceable under the law.

There’s only one 100% effective method of birth control. All other methods have no guarantee. No guarantee means no lawsuit. Enjoy the grandkids.

The military doesn’t look at the disposition, it looks at what you were charged with. Multiple convictions are a show stopper.

Unless I missed the mark, recovery is what about a couple thousand dollars? (Max). Contingency of $800 would not get you very far. The treaty...

You go through the expense?why not just ask your daughter? Polygraphs are a waste of time. They are inherently unreliable. Not sure that a 7 year...

This is solely up to Recruiting Command . It’s their discretion whether or not to pursue a waiver. Discuss with recruiter.

The case needs to be dismissed. Doesn’t seem like it would be too difficult for the dismissal to be signed and entered as a final judgment.

Chances are the 53,000 makes you ineligible for SSI. You need to report it to reduce the amount that you’ll be paying back to the US government.

If the lawsuits concern LLCs you must have an attorney. An attorney would be able to determine if the case can be dismissed.

A quick Google search shows the Maine small claims limit as 6,000. If you’re trying to recover 56k, I suggest discussing with an attorney.