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Office of the Staff Judge Advocate
The Minot Air Force Base Office of the Staff Judge Advocate provides high-quality legal advice and expertise in the areas of civil law, contract law, labor law, environmental law, claims and military justice for courts-martial and non-judicial punishment actions. The Office also provides legal assistance to individual military members, retirees and family members on personal, non-criminal legal matters.
The Office of the Staff Judge Advocate provides free legal services and advice to all active duty personnel and their dependents along with reservists and guardsmen on federal active duty and their dependents. In addition, retired personnel, their dependents and dependent survivors may also receive legal assistance based on availability of facilities and personnel.
Attorneys and paralegals can assist eligible personnel with wills, powers of attorney, notary service, or advice on personal civil legal matters such as adoption, landlord-tenant issues, tax assistance and consumer law questions. Legal assistance officers are licensed attorneys who are assigned by the Air Force to advise and counsel members on personal legal problems.
Visit the Air Force Legal Assistance web site for helpful information on legal assistance topics, will and power of attorney worksheets, and an online survey. After you visit the website, feel free to set an appointment or visit the Office during walk-in hours.
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The Office of the Staff Judge Advocate provides free legal services and advice to all active duty personnel and their dependents along with reservists and guardsmen on federal active duty and their dependents. In addition, retired personnel, their dependents and dependent survivors may also receive legal assistance based on availability of facilities and personnel.
Attorneys and paralegals can assist eligible personnel with wills, powers of attorney, notary service, or advice on personal civil legal matters such as adoption, landlord-tenant issues, tax assistance and consumer law questions. Legal assistance officers are licensed attorneys who are assigned by the Air Force to advise and counsel members on personal legal problems.
Visit the Air Force Legal Assistance web site for helpful information on legal assistance topics, will and power of attorney worksheets, and an online survey. After you visit the website, feel free to set an appointment or visit the Office during walk-in hours. |
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Household Goods Claims - Contact the Air Force Claims Service Center by clicking here or call 1-877-754-1212. |
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A will is a written legal declaration of how personal property should be distributed after death. The Office can assist eligible personnel in preparing a will.
A Power of attorney is written authorization for one to act as an agent on behalf of another. They are routinely granted to allow the agent to take care of a variety of transactions for the principal, such as selling a vehicle, shipping household goods, or buying a house. Powers of attorney can be written to give general (full) or limited (special) authority. A power of attorney generally is terminated when the principal dies or becomes incompetent, but the principal can revoke the power of attorney at any time.
Before coming to the legal office to see an attorney, members should visit the Air Force Legal Assistance web site to complete a will and/or POA questionnaire and e-mail your will ticket number to 5bw.los@us.af.mil.
Except for extreme circumstances, wills are by appointment only.
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701-723-3026
Legal Assistance (walk-in) - Wed: 0900-1030 a.m. or by appt
Power of Attorney & Notary Service - Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Wills & Healthcare Directives (appointment only)
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Legal Assistance Services 