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Million dollars. He has asked me to.transfer 50k and also 500k into my personal account.i set up the transfer and the bank called me and stated that we had to pay a $12000 fee because there were too many attempts to get into the bank site to transfer the money
Is this true?
Million dollars. He has asked me to.transfer 50k and also 500k into my personal account.i set up the transfer and the bank called me and stated that we had to pay a $12000 fee because there were too many attempts to get into the bank site to transfer the money
Is this true?
He died in 2019 as a result of ALS, parkinsons disease and multiple sclerosis. He was 100% service connected disabled and the army did take responsibility and it was a presumptive illness, "
"Gulf War syndrome" caused by toxic fumes from the burn pits, Jason was 39 years old when he passed from ALS
We're married for 12 years
My Ex husband retired from the navy 2018. We got Divorced 2016 CA. Married over 20 years. He waived CA jurisdiction for retirement pay..home of record is AZ where we both live now. I was given alimony but not retirement. In MSA it says it's his separate property. Is it possible to divide it?
Hello, I am an Iranian. I was part of the police officers in the special units. In the riots of 2023, people came to the streets for their own freedom and ordered us to beat innocent people. I am against the law. I was in the Islamic Republic of Iran because people were harassed and harassed, I... View More 
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
Applying for asylum is a serious process, and your situation as a former Iranian police officer who disobeyed orders during the 2023 riots may make you eligible. Many countries consider cases where individuals face persecution due to political opinions or actions against their government. Your... View More
I will return to my country by 5th of Sep.
I will return to my country on 5th of Sep. I want to join military.
My Ex husband retired from the navy 2018. We got Divorced 2016 CA. Married over 20 years. He waived CA jurisdiction for retirement pay..home of record is AZ where we both live now. I was given alimony but not retirement. In MSA it says it's his separate property. Is it possible to divide it?
He lives in Virginia and is active duty military. I live in Utah. I am unsure if it is him sending the email or his sister (she supposedly has account access). I was told I am not able to file a protective order because he is out of state.
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
I'm really sorry to hear about what you're going through. Receiving such emails is deeply troubling, and it's important to take action for your safety and well-being. You can report the threatening emails to your local law enforcement in Utah. Even though he's out of state, law... View More
I have been harassed and tortured me and my wife by my previous neighbor and I know his name as well
answered on Jul 8, 2024
There have been a small number of lawsuits filed by litigants alleging "remote neurological monitoring" which have been universally dismissed on various grounds. In many cases, litigants are unable to prove that they are a victim of "remote neurological monitoring" or that... View More
I was placed on legal hold a week before my EAS for UA and Disobeying an order. I signed a plea saying that I agreed to be NJPd and AdSep without a board. When will they let me go? My EAS is July 15, Legal Officer said most likely in October. Is this possible? Could they keep me for longer? I have... View More
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
It sounds like you are in a tough situation. Even though your EAS was on July 15, being placed on legal hold for UA and disobeying an order can delay your separation. The timeline given by the Legal Officer, suggesting you might be released in October, is possible since administrative separation... View More
I am a retired US Army veteran with 20+years of service. I an now a 100% disabled veteran by the Veterans Administration. I have combat related disabilities from Agent Orange from exposure in Viet Nam during my active service years.
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
You can draw concurrent retired pay and VA disability compensation under certain conditions. If your disability is combat-related, you may be eligible for Combat-Related Special Compensation (CRSC). CRSC allows you to receive both benefits without a reduction in your retired pay.... View More
I recently retired from the service with 20yrs in. I'm also staying the divorce process after 17yrs because she cheated with another man. My VA rating is over 50% meaning in getting 2 payments for retirement. Can the adultery affect her compensation from my retirement? It's my disability... View More
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
In Virginia, your military pension can be subject to division in a divorce, regardless of adultery. However, courts may consider adultery when deciding on the division of assets, which could potentially influence the outcome in your favor. It's important to gather evidence of the infidelity to... View More
The emotional support animal is a smaller indoor only cat, and we are not on the lease yet. (So we are technically not tenants, but will be transitioning into tenants if possible.) She has paperwork from Georgia supporting her claim, but had not renewed the claim in the state of Oregon until today.... View More
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
You have a few options to consider regarding your sister's ESA cat. First, even though the lease specifies "No pets allowed at ANY time," emotional support animals (ESAs) are not considered pets under the Fair Housing Act. This federal law requires landlords to make reasonable... View More
While I was away on official military orders, my work paid me 100% pay but said that they would take my "military base pay" upon return. However, I never signed anything and they are now expecting a $9,000+ repayment after returning. Is this something they can do if I never signed any agreement?
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
Your situation sounds frustrating. If you never signed an agreement specifying that your employer could take back your military base pay, they may not have the legal right to demand repayment. Employment agreements usually need clear, written consent for such terms to be enforceable.
You... View More
I am a service member under FS 250.01 (19), according to FDACS website I am also allowed “to carry a concealed weapon or concealed firearm if you are 18 years of age or older”. And under FL Statue 790.0655 (2)(d)(9) I am allowed to purchase a rifle or shotgun under 21. My question is am I... View More
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answered on Jun 26, 2024
This is a complex question that involves federal and state laws, as well as specific exemptions for military members. Let's break it down:
1. Federal law: Generally, federal law prohibits licensed firearms dealers (FFLs) from selling handguns to individuals under 21. This applies... View More
Seems unfair to me that I've had an issue come up with my health with a know issue, I'm a 70% disabled vet and going to a few VA appointments that I've told my boss was informed about in as much of advance that I knew minus the er trips
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answered on Jul 18, 2024
It's understandable that you're concerned about your job given your health situation. As a disabled veteran, you have rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA). These laws are designed to protect... View More
Seems unfair to me that I've had an issue come up with my health with a know issue, I'm a 70% disabled vet and going to a few VA appointments that I've told my boss was informed about in as much of advance that I knew minus the er trips
answered on Jun 20, 2024
No, your employer cannot legally fire you, a disabled veteran, solely for having too many VA appointments or trips to the ER, especially if you have provided as much advance notice as possible. You are protected under several federal laws:
Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment... View More
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