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State attorney general’s office unveils law guides for vets and military personnel

Jake Neher
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MPRN

Michigan veterans and active duty military families now have new resources to help handle legal issues. Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette released two new legal guides Thursday.

“Sometimes trying to help veterans in transition coming back from a deployment, it can get a bit complicated,” said Schuette.

“It could be anything from child custody to divorce to employment issues, what have you. And so what we’re trying to do is put out a practical guide to try to help veterans across Michigan.”

Schuette says veterans and active duty military personnel are particularly in need of legal resources. That’s because they experience frequent relocations, separations from family and friends, and can be targets of scam artists.  

He says the printed guides will be sent to veterans and military organizations across the state.

You can see the guides here and here.