Court of Federal Claims Litigation - Military Pay Correct Records

Military pay claims involve Service members suing the U.S. Government for monetary damages due to improper discharge, retirement, service-related disability, denials of pay, non-promotion, rank reduction, or incorrect military records. Wrongful Discharge Military Pay Correct Records

Responses to reprimand, UCMJ Article 15s, adverse actions, detachments for cause, relief for cause, report of misconduct, adverse evaluations,  or other adverse actions Wrongful Discharge Military Pay Correct Records

Base access appeals allow contractors and military family members to enter on base, attend school, use military support services or work on base Correct Records

Applications to correct military records allow Service members to upgrade their discharges, receive benefits, correct their evaluations, expunge derogatory information, request special selection boards, back pay, correct DOR, SGLI or Post-911 GI Bill benefits, or correct any other military records Wrongful Discharge Military Pay Correct Records

Responses to statements of reasons (SOR) or requests for further information (RFI) related to allegations of misconduct involving criminal activity, personal conduct, financial matters, or other matters

This process stops your promotion due to some substantiated adverse information. Protect your rights and provide responses Wrongful Discharge Military Pay Correct Records

Amend and correct your investigative records pursuant to the Privacy Act of 1974 and Department of Defense Instruction

Responses to statements of reasons (SOR) or requests for further information (RFI) related to allegations of misconduct involving criminal activity, personal conduct, financial matters, or other matters

Responses to adverse administrative actions seeking to exclude contractors, affiliates, or businesses from contracting with the U.S. Government due to allegations of lack of present contractor responsibility

Protect your rights during administrative and criminal investigations

Provide responses to Incident Determination Committee

Challenge wrongful discharges and seek monetary and administrative relief

The Gun Control Act makes it illegal for certain individuals - including former Service members - to ship, transport, receive, or possess firearms or ammunition. However, denials may be challenged under certain circumstances 

Congress authorized Combat Related Special Compensation pay for Service-members who were injured in combat or combat-related activities

Freedom of Information Act appeals allow Service members to correct their records by obtaining unredacted documents to advance their claims