by Rachel Smith Licensed attorneys are generally encouraged to volunteer and donate hours to the community through a pro bono network. Although not a mandatory requirement in most jurisdictions, for some attorneys, such as military spouse attorneys, pro bono work can...
Lawyers sometimes get a bad rap. But for most lawyers, and especially military spouse lawyers, service to community is an important part of their personal and professional lives. Pro bono legal service is the hallmark of the legal profession....
Dear MSJDN, Winter is finally here, and with it come lots of opportunities from the Military Spouse JD Network. MSJDN is working to improve and update our governance documents – including our by-laws, policies and procedures, and committee policies...
On Wednesday, May 7, MSJDN members from the DC region and across the country gathered to celebrate another year of accomplishments for the organization. Held at the gorgeous Citi Rooftop Terrace, the event featured the launch of Justice for...
Military spouse attorneys support each other and the military community through Justice for Military Families, a program that will provide free legal services to military families FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – May 5, 2014 WASHINGTON- The Military Spouse JD Network,...