Maximizing Your Chances of Successfully Correcting Your Military Record: Hire an Attorney

Hire an Attorney

Are you an individual with a military background who’s unhappy with the record that the Department of Defense has on you? Are your complaints with the record being ignored, or even worse, have your requests for corrections been rejected? It is possible to have your military records amended, however it may take some persistence and dedication.

When it comes to military records, the process of amending them can be lengthy and overwhelming. The Department of Defense has a set of guidelines and procedures that must be followed in order to successfully make corrections to a military record. As such, it can be extremely beneficial to have legal representation. A lawyer experienced in military law can navigate the bureaucratic channels and ensure the proper steps are taken to get the corrections made.

The process of correcting military records involves an appeal path and specific filing requirements. It can be difficult to determine what is necessary to qualify for a successful correction without being familiar with military regulations. An attorney can review the documents to ensure any submission

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Mental Health Discharges Can Now be Reconsidered. We Can Help.

Mental Health

EXCELLENT NEWS for Sailors and Marines discharged with an OTH or GEN discharge who have a diagnosis of PTSD, TBI, or other mental health conditions related to their service, OR have records documenting similar symptoms at the time of discharge that are attributable to their military service.

Under a new legal settlement, these individuals will have their discharge upgrade applications reviewed AUTOMATICALLY by the Navy Discharge Review Board! 

Some eligible Sailors and Marines will receive notifications of their eligibility and instructions on how to reapply. But many of those eligible will not! So, please help us get the word out to them and their loved ones!

For more information on the settlement and eligibility criteria, click here or contact an experienced military attorney. 
There are veteran legal services that will assist veterans with this program on a pro bono (no fees charged) basis. Click:  here for information on King Military Law’s Pro Bono Program.