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Administrative
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If
you face a military administrative board and want aggressive civilian counsel,
I can help. In order for me to best prepare your case, be sure to talk first
with your military attorney to find out exactly what your situation is.
Keep in mind that as a general rule, you cannot sue the U.S.
government for action taken against you unless you first exhaust all
available administrative remedies, and then you may not sue for
damages.
Accumulate all records, as well as up-to-date copies of all regulations, that
apply to your case. Civilian lawyers typically do not have these documents
handy.
For us to most effectively help you, you must first become familiar with
military regulations governing your case. Unless you are no longer on active
duty, contact your military attorney first to get oriented, and then email me
at info@partington-foley.com,
or telephone me in Honolulu, Hawaii, at (808) 526-9500 between 0130-0330
Zulu.
Separation
boards
If
you face separation from any branch of the military, and are dissatisfied
with the terms, contact me immediately. If you act promptly, you may obtain
better discharge conditions given your circumstances.
Medical boards
If
your case is going before a medical board, make sure you have copies of all
your medical and service records as well as all applicable
regulations. These will be essential in planning your presentation to the
board.
Correction and discharge boards
I
can handle your petition for review by a corrections or discharge review
board. I will need all records, notices, and relevant regulations relating to
your case.
Serving
you worldwide from Hawaii
I am located just minutes from CINPAC in Honolulu, Hawaii; there is no need for the extra expense and
inconvenience of going to CONUS for civilian counsel.
Regardless
of where you are stationed, I can handle the case and will explore every
avenue for your defense.
E-mail me today for expert help.
The
sooner I can start working together on your defense, the easier it will be to
obtain a positive result.
The best way to reach me is to send me an email with a brief description of your
situation: info@partington-foley.com. You may also send
faxes to (808) 533-4588 or call 1-808-526-9500. The best time to call is between
3:30 p.m. and 5:30
p.m. Hawaiian Standard Time (0430-0630 hours zulu).
I cannot return international phone calls. Please understand that you cannot obtain
competent advice on the Internet, so do not email me about your case
and expect me to advise you.
Please
note: We do not provide legal services in the area of Veterans Benefits Law.
Contact the local office of the Veterans Administration for assistance, or
consult the Washington, D.C., yellow pages for attorneys emphasizing this
area of practice.
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Administrative separations survival guide
1. Check with a military lawyer first to get oriented.
2.
Procedure is critical in these cases.
3.
Accumulate all records and applicable regulations relating to your situation
in preparation for discussing your case with a civilian attorney.
4.
Act promptly: many administrative proceedings have strict schedules and
deadlines.
Earle A. Partington biographical sketch and printable résumé
You
need an attorney who not only speaks the language of the military, but can
also talk to your command on an officer to officer basis.
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