It will not be possible to sue the Marine Corps due to the Feres Doctrine which prohibits active duty personnel from suing the military. You can...

Can a soldier be separated from the army for a incident that has was handled by a civilian court resulting in an acquittal

Possibly. The soldier should seek counsel with TDS or a private attorney.

I got out of the Navy with a honorable discharge. Now I am in Army AIT possible dicharged for PT failure. Do I keep my MGI Bill?

If you completed your first term of service (at least 3 years) and were eligible for the GI Bill, you won't lose eligibility if you fail to...

How do I prove my boyfriend was really in the Navy?

He can obtain his records from the Navy or the National Personnel Records Center. You could make a FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) request to...

Can a Landlord make the tenant move out before the lease is up if they are moving back into their home?

I am not a North Carolina attorney and not qualified to state if there are North Carolina laws regarding this issue (although, personally, I doubt...

Am I better off having a lawyer closer to my location?

As long as they are a licensed attorney in your state, the location isn't an issue beyond that of convenience. If you haven't executed the will...

I have been out of work since 2006, due to chronic back pain. Have been denied SSI and am wondering if this is normal?

You should contact an attorney who does social security work. Many will offer free initial consultations.

Is visitation granted to people who are in contempt of a court ordered child support order?

If the court order already states terms of visitation you should not withhold visitation because the other party has failed to pay child support or...

What is the benefit of putting everything into a family trust?

Family Trusts are revocable trusts that, among other things, can help avoid estate tax. The rights of future sons and daughters-in-law depend on...

Can anything be done about the wrong caretaker for an Alzheimers patient??

You can go to court to get a new custodian/trustee appointed for her. See a local attorney who specializes in Elder law or conservatorships.