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I need help i have to have a family care plan for the military

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my ex husband and i have joint custody if my son but i have physical custody. the military is saying that i have to have a paper notarized by him saying my sister can take care of my son. because he ( the father ) don't want to take care of him if i deploy or have to go to training. i have to report back to school by october 1st or i loose my bonus for joining the army. please help

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Michael Waddington ·
In the military, you are required to have a family care plan so that you are deployable. You either have to list your husband as the primary care giver under your plan or list another person. If your husband cannot or will not take care of your son, then it should not be a problem for him to sign the document giving your sister custody in the even that you deploy. As per the Army bonus, please explain further.
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