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Client Services Division

US Army Japan and I Corps (Forward) Headquarters Office of the Staff Judge Advocate The Client Services Division consists of:
LEGAL ASSISTANCE OFFICE	263-4698
TAX ASSISTANCE CENTER	263-1040
CLAIMS OFFICE	263-4137
Location: Room CE 209, Bldg 101

Recipient of the Chief of Staff Award for Excellence in Legal Assistance 2010
Recipient of the Chief of Staff Award for Excellence in Legal Assistance 2009
Recipient of the Chief of Staff Award for Excellence in Legal Assistance 2008
Recipient of the Chief of Staff Award for Excellence in Legal Assistance 2007
Recipient of the US Army Judge Advocate General's Excellence in Claims Award for 2007

Mission

The mission of the Client Services Division is to provide superior legal support to eligible clients of the Legal Assistance Office, the Tax Assistance Center, and the Claims Office.

For more information and resources to assist you, please view our office’s individual websites, which are hyperlinked. You may also contact each office at the phone numbers listed above.

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