LGBTQ+ veterans who were separated from service solely due to their sexual orientation are also eligible to be considered for a discharge upgrade. This type of separation affected as many as 114,000 military members between World War II and the 2011 repeal of the U.S Military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” (DADT) policy. Unfortunately, due to … Continue reading “Discharge Upgrades and LGBTQ+ Veterans”
Military Discharge Upgrades Click here to book your consultation now! A Military Discharge Upgrade is important, and finding the right discharge upgrade lawyer for you is crucial when deciding to take this important step as discharge upgrade is something every service member has the right to have reviewed. When leaving the military, members … Continue reading “Discharge Upgrades”
Military Discharge Upgrade If you’re seeking a military discharge upgrade you need to make the proper arguments, to the proper review board, and provide supporting documentation. A military discharge upgrade lawyer can craft this argument along with assisting the individual in gathering the supporting documentation to submit to the board. In order to have a … Continue reading “Discharge Upgrade Lawyer”
(Article 15 UCMJ (NJP) – Commander’s Handbook 2019) Article 15 UCMJ/ NJP Overview: In the realm of military discipline, Article 15 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) stands out as a crucial mechanism for maintaining order and discipline. Known as Non-Judicial Punishment (NJP), Article 15 allows commanders to address minor offenses committed by … Continue reading “Article 15 (NJP) Punishment”
Understanding Article 15 (NJP) is crucial for every service member in the military. Often associated with a sense of urgency, Article 15 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) allows commanders to discipline troops without a formal court-martial. This article provides a comprehensive look into what Article 15 (NJP) entails, the types of offenses it addresses, the rights afforded to service members, and the potential impact on military careers. Whether you’re facing an Article 15 (NJP) or simply seeking to understand this vital aspect of military law, this guide offers the insights and information necessary to navigate the complexities of nonjudicial punishments.
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NJP – Character Statement & Budget Worksheet NJP (Article 15) – Tips for Protecting Your Finances (with a Budget Worksheet) and Reputation When accepting Nonjudicial Punishment (NJP) (Article 15), there are several steps you can take to mitigate the impact on your career and finances: Submit Character Statements: Gather character statements from colleagues, supervisors, or … Continue reading “NJP (Article 15) – Character Statement and Budget Worksheet”
The first step in requesting a discharge upgrade is to request your military record using form SF-180
As we unwind and enjoy the Labor Day weekend, it’s crucial for service members to remember the responsibilities that come with returning to duty. A urinalysis may be waiting when you get back, and a positive result can have serious consequences. In this blog post, we explore the essential steps you should take if you’re notified of a positive urinalysis or accused of any misconduct. From invoking your right to remain silent to consulting with an experienced military attorney, learn how to protect your rights and ensure the best possible outcome for your future.
Camp Lejeune Brig Visitation Video Camp Lejeune Brig Entrance (Photo by Cpl. Damany Coleman) How to Visit a Loved One at the Camp Lejeune Brig: A Step-by-Step Guide Visiting a loved one at the Camp Lejeune Brig can be a daunting experience, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the procedures. The process is not as straightforward … Continue reading “Camp-Lejeune-Brig-Visitation”
Steven J. Goralski, with Military Defense Litigator, LLC, primary serves Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune and Fort Bragg. Serving these two locations allows service members in these two locations access to experienced, genuine and effective representation.
Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, NC is home to II Marine Expeditionary Force. It is the largest Marine Corps Base on the East Coast. The location allows for amphibious training and its close proximity to two deep water ports allows rapid deployment worldwide.
Fort Bragg in Fayetteville, NC, by population is the largest military installation in the world with over 50,000 active duty service members. It also houses two airfields allowing quick deployment worldwide.
Available to represent service members throughout CONUS and world wide facing investigation and charges under the UCMJ.