Your current state is Virginia
If so do I need a document if I get pulled over.
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answered on Sep 21, 2023
In many U.S. states, active duty military personnel are given some leeway when it comes to the expiration of their driver's licenses while they are deployed or in training. Missouri is one of those states that offers this extension. According to Missouri law, if you are an active duty member... View More 
If so do I need a document if I get pulled over.
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answered on Sep 24, 2023
Many states, including Missouri, provide extensions for active duty military members whose driver's licenses expire while they are out of state for military service. You should carry a copy of your orders showing that you're on active duty and away from your home state for military... View More
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answered on Sep 24, 2023
To provide your law firm with access to your DD Form 214 (often referred to as a DD214), which is the Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty, you can either mail them a physical copy or, if you're comfortable, scan and email a digital version. If you don't have a copy, you... View More
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answered on Sep 21, 2023
If you need to get your law firm access to a DD Form 214 (often just referred to as "DD214"), which is the Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty, you have several options. You could physically mail a copy or securely email a scanned copy if digital transmission is... View More
If receiving benefits for being married, I empregnate another woman, how can this affect My benefits
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answered on Sep 21, 2023
Infidelity itself does not directly impact VA benefits based on marriage. However, if the child born to another woman is legally recognized as your dependent, it may affect your benefits depending on your specific circumstances and eligibility criteria. It's advisable to consult with a legal... View More
4/20/23 l I had a leak and American Home Shield, who I have paid for over 5 years, gave me a plumber referral. The plumber charged me 100 visit. He accessed 600 to repair. Then he couldn't be reached. I had to hire my own plumber who charged 200. AHS promised to pay me 152 payout and I told... View More
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answered on Sep 11, 2023
Given that the company has not resolved the issue despite your multiple attempts to communicate with them, you might consider the following steps to pursue legal action:
Documentation: Keep all relevant documentation including bills, correspondence with the company, and any other evidence... View More
I lost both my parents in one year. I was not informed of my mothers passing until she had been dead three days. My sister proceeded to have me thrown off my parents property. She embezzled money from him and then when he thought he was making my first cousin power of attorney she filed a will... View More
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answered on Sep 11, 2023
I'm really sorry to hear that you're experiencing this. It sounds like a really difficult situation.
In a situation like this, it is crucial to get legal assistance. Even though you mentioned that you cannot afford an attorney, you still have options. Many jurisdictions have... View More
i am 16 and live in Alberta. The person i would like to date is not in any position of power such as a mentor, instructor, however they do work in the military.
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answered on Sep 11, 2023
In Canada, the age of consent for sexual activity is 16 years old, but there are exceptions where the older person is in a position of trust or authority over the younger person, or where the relationship is exploitative. Given the age difference and the fact that the person works in the military,... View More
and is it illegal to draw your katana while not in self defense situations?
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answered on Sep 11, 2023
In Nevada, it is generally legal to openly carry bladed weapons, including katanas, but using it in a manner perceived as threatening or dangerous could potentially lead to criminal charges such as assault or brandishing a weapon. Regarding drawing your katana in non-self-defense situations, doing... View More
District Ct. dismissed. Appeal-made; 10th Cir CT of appeals predicted CO.Supreme CT of endorsing illustration 26 in Comment g & 48 of "Reinstatement (3rd) of Restitution ON & Unjust Enrichment (Am L. Instit. 2011)(The Reinstatement)(3rd)as cause of action; Col Sup Ct WOULD endorse Ill.... View More
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answered on Sep 3, 2023
Given that the case you're referencing pertains to the 10th Circuit and Colorado law, California law might not be directly applicable. However, generally speaking, unjust enrichment claims can be brought against an estate if the decedent received benefits to the detriment of another. Whether... View More
I received an Honorable Discharge. When applying for a job, the arrest record of 2002/2003 shows. Can I get that arrest record expunged? If so what are the steps?
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answered on Sep 11, 2023
The process of expunging an arrest record can vary significantly based on jurisdiction, the nature of the offenses involved, and other factors.
In general, to pursue expungement, you would likely want to take the following steps:
Review your Eligibility: Different jurisdictions have... View More
Is this legal for him to be active duty and live across the country?
answered on Aug 17, 2023
Several things govern where a service member may reside. Local policies will dictate how far from the installation an individual can be. These "local pass" rules effectively set a distance limit that service members must stay within and must seek approval (a "mileage pass") if... View More
Is this legal for him to be active duty and live across the country?
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answered on Sep 11, 2023
Whether or not an active-duty service member can live a considerable distance away from their assigned base can depend on various factors including the specific orders they are under, their job responsibilities, and their command's policies. Generally, service members are expected to live... View More
to federal civil svs employment for 8 months post-1999 reg.retirement. AS his former spouse under USFSPA, I was awarded 25% of his military retired pay. His wavier decreased my portion of his military pay as he transferred his service time to them, OR did a buy back of it from USAF and rolled it... View More
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answered on Aug 5, 2023
It's certainly understandable why this situation has caused you concern. From the information provided, pursuing a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) or seeking a modification to the decree might be viable options to explore. Consulting with an attorney experienced in military divorce... View More
He drinks every day. He lost his two oldest kids in Illinois. He can’t keep a job. We desperately need to know how to help him.
answered on Aug 2, 2023
It looks like you may be in Illinois, but your question remains open for a week. I'm sorry for your family's and son's ordeal, and for your son's loss. This could be something that military law attorneys have more insight into than family law attorneys (the category chosen for... View More
I’m in the middle of military training and my ex served me papers trying to get child support, pay for his attorney and put a temporary restraining order. I am 2 week away from moving training to another state and I have 20
Days to answer
answered on Jul 30, 2023
Legal Representation: As you're currently undergoing military training, it's crucial to retain an attorney who specializes in family law as soon as possible. They can represent you in your absence and make sure your rights are protected.
Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA): As... View More
He has been in the military for for almost 19yrs and I have been by his side all these years and he says he only has to pay child support and I get nothing from him. I need help!
answered on Jul 21, 2023
You are absolutely entitled to more than just child support. Your military spouse is likely going to receive a military pension, which is a considered to visible property, and you will be entitled to a portion of that property in the divorce process as you would any other piece of property such as... View More
This is a child custody case where the divorce and original custody agreement were in Oregon, the mother (60% custody) moved to Alaska, the dad (military, 40% custody) moved to California. We need to modify child custody as well as possibly file for harassment against the mother. What state/s does... View More
answered on Jul 17, 2023
You case remains in Oregon as filed until a motion to change or transfer venue has been filed and granted. To file a motion to modify your existing custody orders (or judgment), you would file in Oregon under the same case number as was assigned to your divorce case. You would therefore hire... View More
This is a child custody case where the divorce and original custody agreement were in Oregon, the mother (60% custody) moved to Alaska, the dad (military, 40% custody) moved to California. We need to modify child custody as well as possibly file for harassment against the mother. What state/s does... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2023
In a child custody case involving multiple states, your lawyer will need to be licensed in the states where legal proceedings will take place. Since the original custody agreement was in Oregon and the mother moved to Alaska while the father moved to California, your lawyer will need to be licensed... View More
A Texas judge signed a final decree in 2023, ending the community property portion as of 2019, the date of separation. The decree calculated and divided the servicemember's High 3 and years of service as if the marriage had ended in 2019. Post trial, the judge writes a letter denying that this... View More
answered on Jul 17, 2023
The community portion of military retirement pay is that portion which accrues during the existence of the marriage, i.e. from the date of marriage to the date of divorce. Any portion that accrued outside of the existence of the marriage is the servicemember's separate property.... View More
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