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We're married for 12 years
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answered on Jul 28, 2024
Whether you receive 50% of your husband's military retirement depends on various factors. The division of military retirement benefits in a divorce is determined by state law and the Uniformed Services Former Spouses' Protection Act (USFSPA). Under USFSPA, the military considers... View More 
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answered on Mar 1, 2024
Stopping voice-to-skull technology can be challenging, as it involves complex electronic manipulation. However, there are steps you can take to mitigate its effects. Start by minimizing exposure to electronic devices and electromagnetic fields, as these can amplify the transmission of such signals.... View More
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answered on Jan 11, 2024
Dealing with the aftermath of emotional abuse, especially in a military family, can be incredibly challenging. First and foremost, it's important to recognize the strength it takes to seek help in such a situation. The emotional toll on you and your children is a serious concern and addressing... View More
I served for 20 years, but we were only married for the last three years of my service. I'm trying to compute what amount of my retirement he is entitled to and also if he's entitled to my disability.
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answered on Mar 15, 2023
In Louisiana, the court uses a formula to determine the portion of military retirement pay that a former spouse may receive. The formula is known as the "Time Rule Formula" and takes into account the length of time the couple was married during the service member's military career... View More
answered on Feb 24, 2023
Louisiana only permits 2 types of Last Wills: a handwritten will which is valid, if all form requirements are met (Testator's own handwriting, dated, and signed), or a notarial Will, which when all form requirements are met is "self-proving." Handwritten wills are not self proving,... View More
he was not given proper burial and he has lot of property in diff. states.
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answered on Jul 4, 2021
Attorneys in this forum are not allowed to respond to you to indicate their availability. They can only answer questions of a general nature. Click on "Find a Lawyer" above and look for a probate attorney in your area. You must initiate contact.
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answered on Mar 31, 2021
If you are asking about VA Compensation benefits, you can qualify for a monthly payment if you have a current medical condition that is related to your service - meaning it started while in service or was caused by something that happened to you while on active duty. In addition to monthly... View More
I’m a servicemember who was told he did not qualify for Louisiana Statute 29:312 due to my loan being a signature loan.
answered on Dec 10, 2020
It appears you were mislead by whomever told you the law doesn't apply to a signature loan. Recommend you consult with the Legal Assistance Office (part of JAG) at whatever installation to which you're assigned to get personal legal consult, advice and representation. Good luck.
If a lawyer is hired is it possible that everything could get taken care of w/o returning due to the pandemic
answered on Nov 2, 2020
You will need to speak to a JAG (able to practice in Courts-Marshal) because this will fall under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
answered on Oct 29, 2020
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There are several very good lawyers with military experience. For example I served on active duty for 11 years in the Air Force and have significant experience representing Marines. An important question is what legal issue are you dealing with. If you let me know the... View More
Left due to psychological conditions and can show medical documentation proving the extenuating conditions of the psychological condition
answered on Oct 29, 2020
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The typical response if you turn yourself in ranges from court-martial to administrative separation. If there are significant mitigating factors I would anticipate that an administrative separation could be negotiated. You should consider hiring an experienced attorney to... View More
I have been granted a domestic violence protection order that allows me to file for immediate divorce but I cannot find the correct petition. La Civ. Code 103 states the spouse cannot be an active duty member, and that’s the same petition every attorney hands me.
answered on Aug 5, 2019
If your spouse consents, you can divorce now. But if your spouse does not consent, you have to wait until 60 days after discharge. That's why you can't find a "form".
I have submitted hazardous duty tax documents.
I’m a military spouse going through a divorce. My wife wanted one since she has been speaking to another man. I just found out the other day she went met with him and stayed in a hotel for a weekend. I have proof of receipts and other items but actual proof adultery has been committed. Neither of... View More
answered on Oct 4, 2018
You should hire a divorce lawyer before you report this to her command.
answered on Jul 27, 2017
Yes, however if it deals with a sexual offense or abuse of children - they may not allow him. It's generally in the garrison commander's discretion.
I'm active duty in military 22 years old . Diagnosed with severe depression due to my sister suicide, my buddy over here got stabbed to death , buddies back home dying, a custody battle with my son an child's mother. An my dads health. It's all becoming too much. I'm also on... View More
answered on Feb 3, 2017
Medical separations and separations due to mental health issues must be initiated by the provider. The first step would be to place you on LIMDU or a Profile.
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