Why did a civilian police officer confiscate my military ID?

Whether he is allowed to do it might be questionable, however it appears that you know he confiscated it because it is expired.

Why did a civilian police officer confiscate my military ID?

Whether he is allowed to do it might be questionable, however it appears that you know he confiscated it because it is expired.

You should certainly contact the VA at a minimum. it appears a federal judge dismissed all Camp Lejeune lawsuits—which in 2011 were consolidated...

Is it lawful for the court to deduct my child support amount from his spousal support amount...?

This is not a military law question it is purely a family law question. I will recategorize your question to the appropriate section so that an...

Yes, the command can take away your terminal leave if you are pending an investigation. In fact, they can put you on legal hold and keep you past...

What can I do?

This is a family law question, not a military law question - you need to have it addressed by a family law attorney in the state that controls the...

What can I do?

This is a family law question, not a military law question - you need to have it addressed by a family law attorney in the state that controls the...

This is stuck in military law vice the correct category - I'll re-categorize for you to collections and see if that works better for you.

This is really an immigration question if you have been discharged already (if you're still on active duty, go to legal assistance). I'll...

You need to ask him exactly what that means. Expunge the records? Appeal? Any issue you have that required you to have such a waiver is probably...