What type of lawyer do i need for a dispute with va benefits from my dead husband.

You need to locate an attorney who is VA accredited. You may use the lawyer locator tab to conduct a specific search.

Can I find a way out of the army national guard??

Withput more information about where you are in the process of joining, it is very difficult to give you guidance. If you have merely signed a...

A debarment is not the same thing as a bar to reenlistment. You are correct to answer that you have never been proposed for debarment and have not...

If a person pleas "open" to the court for intoxication assault (vehicle), does there still have to be evidence of intoxication?

A stipulation is an agreement that a fact at issue is true. By stipulating to intoxication, you relieve the government of their burden to prove...

Hello I am a Military Veteran. I have a clinic in Gardena California refusing treatment since I argued with several their staff

Thank you for your service. I believe that you are using the resources at your disposal, and I hope they assist you. Unfortunately, I believe...

What is likely when an officer with orders to be involuntary separated fails a random ua 3 weeks before outprocessing?

The answer to your question is essentially what the command chooses given myriad of factors, including how similar misconduct has been handled,...

Financial blackmail in divorce... between civilian cop and military cop

If you are in the Army, when and if your present spouse complains to your command, you owe her an amount equivalent to BAH Type II, as per AR...

My husband retired in the Military after serving over 20 years. What portion will I receive of his Retirement money?

As Mr. Brumer indicates, if you are the beneficiary and you are still married at the time of his death, you receive SBP.

Can I change my General under Honorable Conditions to an Entry Level Separation?

As Mr. Casara explains, you MAY receive an ELS if you served for less than 180 days, but your positive urinalysis for marijuana gave the command...

No, there is no legal action you can take agains the DMV. U.S. Federal law (50 U.S.C. App. 451 et seq.) requires virtually all male U.S. citizens,...

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