Legal problems have a direct impact on soldier readiness, morale and discipline. The mission of the Legal Assistance Office is to provide timely and professional assistance on personal legal problems to eligible clients. Call to make an appointment at least one week in advance. 4700 Mow-Way Road, Suite 400, Fort Sill
The Special Power of Attorney must contain specific verbatim as follows: "To accept or terminate on post housing assigned to me or my family members at FORT SILL, OKLAHOMA; to sign for me and take possession of such post housing in my name; and sign for and take possession of any furniture, appliances, and equipment that may be authorized for ...
A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal way to have a person act on your behalf. The POA gives someone else the right to act on your behalf on matters that you list in the POA. If you are the person that gives the authority to someone to act on your behalf, then you are the "principal." The person who you give the right to act on your behalf is ...
If you have difficulty understanding any of the questions, or would like to discuss your power of attorney needs with an attorney or a paralegal, please …
Yes, Fort Sill is a pet-friendly installation. There is a $200 refundable pet deposit per pet and a two pet limit per household. Exotic pets such a...
At Fort Sill you may rent a fence for a vendor or install your own fence following the fencing guidelines the Leasing Office can provide. For more...
The Department of Defense has issued a policy that will require families to eventually assume responsibility for excessive utility usage. This prog...
Fort Sill Homes are fully equipped with a refrigerator, stove, dishwasher and Garbage disposal. the Homes also feature full size washer/dryer hoo...
No, Fort Sill homes are not furnished.
All home accessibility or modification inquiries should be directed to the Leasing Office. Once you have completed the application, we will work wi...
If you or a family member has special needs or need additional accommodations, please contact the Leasing Office. Each family's needs will be consi...
Yes. Corvias provides 24-hour-a-day, seven day-a-week maintenance on all homes. We are dedicated to providing great customer service to you and yo...
Yes, there is a self-help locationon Fort Sill is 5446 Greble Rd . However, we want to take care of all of your maintenance needs for you. Corvias...
Military Power of Attorney. A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal way to have a person act on your behalf. The POA gives someone else the right to act on your behalf on matters that you list in the POA. A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal way to have a person act on your behalf.
Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare: A Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care is an advance health care directive. It allows you to appoint an agent to make health care decisions for you.
Overview. A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal way to have a person act on your behalf. The POA gives someone else the right to act on your behalf on matters that you list in the POA. If you are the person that gives the authority to someone to act on your behalf, then you are the principal. The person who you give the right to act on your behalf ...
Durable Power of Attorney: A Durable POA remains or becomes effective if you become incompetent. Incompetent means that you are unable to manage your affairs.
The Power of Attorney is a legal document that the soldier can execute to name someone to act on his behalf.
The Power of Attorney is a legal document that the soldier can execute to name someone to act on his behalf. It is a very powerful document and great care should be taken in choosing the POA. There are two types of POAs – general and special (also called limited). The general POA gives the appointed agent the ability to act in place of the soldier.
This special POA is often times required for any type of real estate transaction, including obtaining housing on post.
1. A POA should have an expiration date. 2. The POA can be revoked before the expiration date. In addition to notifying the person acting on your behalf, all agencies that are operating under the POA must also be notified. 3. A business can refuse to accept the POA.
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Email is preferred method of contact however, both offices will be available by phone as well, at the following numbers: Fort Stewart Legal Assistance Office: (912) 767-8819/8809. Hunter Army Airfield Legal Assistance Office: (912) 315-5117.
A Power of Attorney (“POA”) is a legal document that you can make to give authority to another person to act on your behalf. There are three (3) types of POAs: (1)General POA; (2) Special/Specific POA; and (3) Health Care POA.
The Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (“UCCJA”) has been adopted by 49 States (excluding Massachusetts). For initial custody matters, the UCCJA looks at the child or children’s “home State,” which is the State the child lived in with a parent (or a person acting as a parent) for at least six (6) consecutive months immediately before the commencement of a proceeding. However, there are other factors that may change initial jurisdiction. Legal Assistance can help you determine which State likely has jurisdiction.
Georgia law is specific in defining the rights and obligations of Landlords and Tenants. Because of these laws, military personnel and Family Members should know the consequences before they take any action.
Georgia law (O.C.G.A. §44-7-22) allows a Servicemember to terminate a lease agreement with thirty (30) days’ written notice to the Landlord and a copy of military orders or a written verification signed by the Commanding Officer. A Servicemember can terminate a lease under this Georgia law if the Sercivemember:
Our office provides a wide range of legal services under Army Regulation 27-3. Military administrative (Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss, OER and NCOER appeals, General Officer Memoranda of Reprimand rebuttals, Article 138 complaints, security clearances). These services will require an appointment. If you are having a legal issue with an upcoming suspense (example a FLIPL, GOMOR, or civilian court date), DO NOT wait to until the last minute to come into our office to make an appointment. Come as soon as you receive notice of the action or court date. We may not be able to assist you if you wait until the last minute to seek legal assistance.
The Special Victim Counsel (SVC) is a licensed attorney in the Judge Advocate General's Corps who represents victims of sex-related offenses throughout the duration of the Military Justice or administrative process . The SVC works exclusively for the victim, not for the Army or any other person, organization, or entity.
A power of attorney is a legal document in which you give someone else control to act on your behalf and authority to make decisions for you. The person receiving power of attorney powers is called the “agent” and you are called the “principal” or “issuer” of the agreement. When you give someone else power of attorney, ...
A person named a Specific Power of Attorney has authority over a specific situation as described in the document. It may be authority over business operations, debt collections, or the sale of a home, for example. Specific Power of Attorney documents remain in affect until the date indicated in the document, or until the specific transaction is ...
Creating a power of attorney can also be a good idea for your estate plan. A power of attorney can make things easier on you, but it can also give someone a lot of power, so you need to select the appropriate power of attorney for your needs. Let’s take a look at how a power of attorney works so you can make a better decision.
Usually, an elderly person may grant one of their children or younger family members as Power of Attorney to assist them with their affairs as they age. In some states, General Power of Attorneys can also create or change trusts and move assets into trusts on behalf of the individual granting Power of Attorney.
In some states, General Power of Attorneys can also create or change trusts and move assets into trusts on behalf of the individual granting Power of Attorney.
When someone is granted Springing Power of Attorney, it becomes effective when the issuer becomes incapacitated (unable to handle their own affairs) or when the person travels outside the country, etc. The events which transfer the Power of Attorney are specified within the document.
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