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Military service members may face numerous consequences due to allegations of misconduct or a poor job performance. Provided that the matter is not criminal in nature, the service member may face involuntary separation or discharge instead of other punishments if they...
People serving in the military generally give up many of their personal freedoms. They do not necessarily control what position they fill within the military or even the base where they live and work. Service members generally need to follow all commands and...
Nonjudicial punishment is more frequently referred to as Article 15. It is one of the most common disciplinary actions service members face under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Although it is less formal than a court‑martial, it can still affect a...
When someone joins the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC), they may be eligible for certain benefits. These often relate to college expenses. In exchange for participating in ROTC and later serving in the military, an individual may receive assistance with...
Leaving military service is a major transition, often filled with relief, uncertainty and reflection. For many service members, the paperwork that follows can quietly shape what comes next. One of the most impactful details is the type of discharge listed on a...
Brian will keeps you abreast of the latest legal findings or rulings regarding your case as they present themselves. His display of the confidence to face the tough leadership challenge of the BCMR board requirements, and panel reviews is second to none in my opinion. I highly recommend his services.
A military discharge marks the end of an individual's service. Frequently, discharges are mutual and amicable. The service member fulfills their obligations or faces unexpected medical challenges that require the end of their service. They can move on with their life...
The deployment of troops to certain U.S. cities is a hot topic of conversation right now. Some in positions of power are pushing for it to happen, while others in positions of power are doing their best to prevent it from happening. Another hot topic is the targeting...
A dishonorable discharge causes a service member to leave the military under less-than-favorable circumstances. A service member could potentially be denied certain benefits as a result of a dishonorable discharge, including education debt relief and VA benefits....
Some veterans return home from service with unwanted baggage. In addition to combat wounds like traumatic brain injuries (TBI), they can suffer invisible harm like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). When combat-related injuries are not properly recorded, it can...