Legal Assistance

1. Notary and Special Power of Attorney (POA) services are available. However, General Powers of Attorney (GPOA) require consultation with an attorney and, therefore, can no longer be issued at Camp Casey office. Clients requiring a GPOA are advised to visit the Camp Humphreys Legal Assistance Office.
2. All matters requiring attorney consultation—including but not limited to document review, contested divorce, estate planning(draft wills), and correction of military records—must also be addressed through the Camp Humphreys Legal Assistance Office.

Additionally, please be advised of the following updates:

• Legal assistance at Camp Casey, Maude Hall, Building 2440 or by calling DSN 315-722-1055. Appointments are required for all matters except powers of attorneys and notary services, which can be done on a walk-in basis.

Hours of operation are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Thursday 1 to 4 p.m. 

Legal Assistance Services – Some of the services we provide are:

• Serving as advocate and counsel
• Preparing and signing correspondence on behalf of an eligible client
• Negotiating with another party or that party’s attorney
• Drafting powers of attorney
• Providing notarizations
• Providing estate planning advice
• Reviewing contracts and leases
• Advising on family and domestic relations (marriage, divorce, annulment, family support, adoption and custody)
• Advising on real estate holdings and personal property
• Answering questions about landlord-tenant issues
• Advising on naturalization issues
• **Tax preparation services are no longer offered by the U.S. Army legal assistance offices as of 2023.

**Legal assistance for immigration matters is strictly limited to naturalization for active duty service members. We do not provide any immigration-related services for dependents (spouses or family members), including visa-related procedures or inquiries. For such matters, please contact U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) directly.