How can a soldier get emergency leave?

A4: Emergency leave may be granted to Soldiers for an emergency within their immediate family. Verification from the American Red Cross is desirable, but not required if documentation from other official sources is available. Commanders may authorize up to 30 days of emergency leave.

Who qualifies for military leave?

In order to qualify for military leave from work, the employee must offer advanced notice, written or verbal, of the upcoming military service or training. Additionally, the employee’s cumulative military leave cannot exceed five years, and he or she must be discharged honorably from military service.

What are the rights of beneficiaries of an estate?

Beneficiaries have certain rights related to the executor. They have the right to have the executor act in their best interests. This means the executor must make decisions based on what’s best for the estate, not what’s best for the executor.

What happens if I am named as a beneficiary in a will?

If you’ve been named as a beneficiary in a loved one’s Will, on top of grieving for your loss, you may have questions about the administration process. You might not know when you will receive your share of the estate, which can leave you in financial uncertainty, especially if your home or income is included in the terms of the Will.

What happens if a beneficiary is unhappy with the executor?

Beneficiaries who are unhappy with the executor have the right to request that the court remove the executor and appoint a new one. However, an executor will only be removed if there is a good reason. It’s not enough that the beneficiaries simply don’t like the executor.

Can an executor of a will change the beneficiary?

An executor can only change a Will in the following circumstances: The beneficiary has mental capacity. If you decide you don’t want or need the inheritance you’ve been left, you can choose to reduce your share or exclude yourself completely from the Will.