Courtney Military Law Group  •  Resources

Guides, videos, and a course for veterans

Plain-English education for veterans and service members who want to understand their options, whether or not they ever hire a lawyer.

Everything on this page is education, built from the work the firm does every day: discharge upgrades, records corrections, combat-related special compensation, and the boards that decide them. Start wherever fits your situation.

Live course
Restoring Honor: The Discharge Upgrade Bootcamp

A two-hour live class, in squads of 13, that gives you the complete system to pursue your own discharge upgrade. For veterans with a strong case who can’t afford to hire a lawyer for full representation.

Join the waitlist
Free tool
CRSC Eligibility Check

Six questions, no email required. See whether your situation fits the requirements for Combat-Related Special Compensation and what your next step should be. Your answers stay in your browser.

Check your eligibility
Official government site
Request your military records (eVetRecs)

The National Archives’ online system for requesting your DD-214 and military personnel file from the National Personnel Records Center. Requests take time, so it’s worth starting early.

Go to eVetRecs
Video
The Courtney Military Law Group YouTube channel

Plain-English videos on discharge upgrades, records corrections, and how the military boards work, from a former Marine Corps Judge Advocate.

Watch on YouTube
The book
Restoring Honor

A plain-English guide to the discharge-upgrade process from start to finish: the boards, the standards, the evidence, and the stories of six veterans who walked the path.

Coming soon
From the squads
Lessons Learned

The questions veterans ask in the Bootcamp, with names and details removed, and general answers. Updated after every squad.

Coming soon
Please note. These resources are legal education, not legal advice. Using them does not create an attorney-client relationship with Courtney Military Law Group, P.C., and nothing here is advice about your specific case. For an evaluation of your individual situation, request a confidential consultation.
Resources

Courtney Military Law Group  •  Resources

Guides, videos, and a course for veterans

Plain-English education for veterans and service members who want to understand their options, whether or not they ever hire a lawyer.

Everything on this page is education, built from the work the firm does every day: discharge upgrades, records corrections, combat-related special compensation, and the boards that decide them. Start wherever fits your situation.

Live course
Restoring Honor: The Discharge Upgrade Bootcamp

A two-hour live class, in squads of 13, that gives you the complete system to pursue your own discharge upgrade. For veterans with a strong case who can’t afford to hire a lawyer for full representation.

Join the waitlist
Free tool
CRSC Eligibility Check

Six questions, no email required. See whether your situation fits the requirements for Combat-Related Special Compensation and what your next step should be. Your answers stay in your browser.

Check your eligibility
Official government site
Request your military records (eVetRecs)

The National Archives’ online system for requesting your DD-214 and military personnel file from the National Personnel Records Center. Requests take time, so it’s worth starting early.

Go to eVetRecs
Video
The Courtney Military Law Group YouTube channel

Plain-English videos on discharge upgrades, records corrections, and how the military boards work, from a former Marine Corps Judge Advocate.

Watch on YouTube
The book
Restoring Honor

A plain-English guide to the discharge-upgrade process from start to finish: the boards, the standards, the evidence, and the stories of six veterans who walked the path.

Coming soon
From the squads
Lessons Learned

The questions veterans ask in the Bootcamp, with names and details removed, and general answers. Updated after every squad.

Coming soon
Please note. These resources are legal education, not legal advice. Using them does not create an attorney-client relationship with Courtney Military Law Group, P.C., and nothing here is advice about your specific case. For an evaluation of your individual situation, request a confidential consultation.