Air Force Medical Officer’s Voluntary Resignation Endorsed for Approval
Posted: June 29, 2012 Filed under: Announcements, Client Care, Officer Resignations | Tags: Administrative Separations, Voluntary Officer Resignations Leave a commentTwo and a half week’s ago, I reported that this Air Force officer client’s resignation had been endorsed by his medical and clinical treatment team. Yesterday, I heard that his flag level commander recommended the resignation request be approved. Will update as warranted.
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Number of Show Cause Boards and Boards of Inquiry Likely To Increase
Posted: June 21, 2012 Filed under: Careers Saved, Military Retirements Preserved, Show Cause Boards and Boards of Inquiry | Tags: Military Retirements Preserved Leave a commentAdministrative elimination actions are on the rise. I received a call last week from an Army officer with more than 18 years of active service. The Army, through Human Resources Command (HRC) at Knox, had given notice that it intended to eliminate this officer before she became eligible for an active duty retirement under various provisions of AR 600-8-24, Officer Transfers and Discharges, dated 13 September 2011. Eighteen and a half years of active duty service …. and she’s facing, “The Boot.”
With the Department of Defense (DoD) now looking to cut, save and slash at every turn, it’s highly likely that many more service members from all branches will be receiving similar show cause notices in the coming months. Given the direct threat these administrative actions pose to long-standing, valued careers … not to mention the potential loss of full retirement benefits … it is absolutely essential that anyone receiving a “show cause for retention” notice get the best qualified, most experienced military legal help as soon as possible.
This is not the sort of thing you want to handle on your own. These are difficult cases, often with serious and far-reaching consequences attached.
Please call me and we can discuss the situation more fully.
Very Respectfully, Bill
COL (Ret.), JA, USAR
Attorney and Counselor at Law
SMU Tower
6116 North Central Expressway, Suite 1090
Dallas, TX 75206
214 363-1828 office
214 363-3146 fax
Website: www.meililaw.com
Recent Military Law and Criminal Defense Results in the Past 30 Days
Posted: June 12, 2012 Filed under: Announcements, Careers Saved, Client Care, Exemptions From Involuntary Mobilization, Futures Preserved, Grand Jury Representation, Officer Resignations Leave a commentCOL (R), JA, USAR
Attorney and Counselor at Law
SMU Tower
6116 North Central Expressway, Suite 1090
Dallas, TX 75206
214 363-1828 office
214 363-3146 fax
Website: www.meililaw.com