How do i call JAG in my state of Alaska?

Question

i live in Fairbanks,Alaska and i need to get in contact with the Millitary's JAG office...I'm looking to divorce my military husband whom i have been seperated from for like two and a half years...how do i get a hold of their phone number?

my ex is refusing to divorce me...i just need help in getting him to do that. he even took away my military ID card so i cant get on base...

Answer 1

You can get a visitors pass to get on base.

Answer 2

I was in the Army I know how hard it can be being seperated from family, good luck, JAG will and has to get involved. You have rights. These are the two Alaska Army Jag Offices:

Fort Wainwright: 1562 Gaffney Road, Fort Wainwright, Alaska 99703-5700. Telephone number 907.353.6534;

Fort Richardson: Third floor, Building 600, Client Services, 600 Richardson Drive 5700, Fort Richardson, Alaska 99505-5700. Telephone number 907.384.0371;

Answer 3

Fort Wainwright Jag

Answer 4

If you are still legally married, then you have every right to have a dependent's ID card. Go to the base, you can obtain a visitor's pass to get onto base. If you know what unit he is with, or where is unit's office is, go there and speak with his Battalion Commander, Company Commander, preferably someone the rank of Captain or higher. Explain that your husband took you military ID and that you ARE still married. Trust me, this will get his butt in a heap of trouble, then you can ask that an officer from his chain of command accompany you to ensure safety while he goes with you and gets you your military ID. After you have it, leave base, find an attorney, tell him you want a divorce and your husband is being un-cooperative in the necessary steps. The divorce is a civilian thing, JAG don't deal with them, but the ID card this is against the UCMJ. It is possible that he may have an NJP, Article 15, or Summary Court martial for taking your Federally issued ID away from you.

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How do i call JAG in my state of Alaska?
i live in Fairbanks,Alaska and i need to get in contact with the Millitary's JAG office...I'm looking to divorce my military husband whom i have been seperated from for like two and a half years...how do i get a hold of their phone number?

Answer 7

Usually, when u talk about a person from a state, usually it ends with -an. For instance, I live in Ohio, so i am an Ohioan. It is pretty much the same thing as being an American, we live in America, so we are known as Americans, with the -an at the end. So, if you lived in Texas, u would be a Texan. If you lived in California, you would be a Californian. If you lived in Pennsylvania, u would be considered a Pennsylvanian.There are some states though that do not follow this way, and i do not know how they are said. And it doesn't end with -un, it ends with -an.

Answer 8

Go to the JAG office on base or call the base operator and ask them for the number. They really don't deal with divorces though. If they are nice they'll point you in the right direction, but they don't deal with civilain issues.

Answer 9

I'm on Fort Wainwright as well. If you need any assistance with getting the details straight, feel free to contact me. I can give you the unit information and such. Some other nice people have already given you the contact information, but it is hard to get an appointment to see them quickly. They're pretty booked up pretty fast. Let me know if you need anything, shoot me an email!!

Answer 10

JAG will not get involved with a civilain matter such as divorce. you will need to hire a regular attorney.

Answer 11

http://www.usarak.army.mil/jag/

Numbers are listed there.

Good luck.