Former military seeking to hire for back pay
You ex is ultimately responsible for all payments. It is unclear from that you list here if it is retirement or current pay you are seeking from...
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You ex is ultimately responsible for all payments. It is unclear from that you list here if it is retirement or current pay you are seeking from...
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The law? A sentencing law? Is this a trick question?... It states where the person serves their time....
Not enough information here.. If your ex works for the Feds, your ex may not be paid and it hurts yours... But it does not change the amount owed...
Sounds like an unlawful detainer action
You have to reveal anything that affects enlistment. You fill out a medical background form and you need to list it. Lying is not a good way to...
Your friend is facing a multitude of issues. Will a marijuana charge cause him to be discharged? I cannot tell you what the California National...
Pick would think you are asking too much or watched one too many episodes of CSI...the Federal Rules of Evidence are very specific when it comes to...
You are asking a multitude of questions that really can't be answered ... In general though trials are costly, take time you, and are...
The biggest question... What are your damages? Especially since the cell phone number is probably not completely private...I don't see anything here.
A security clearance is not a right. There is always due process but if the clearance is revoked you have no right to sue. The courts consistently...