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The holidays are just about over, bringing about a new year fresh with new experiences and adventures. For some, that could mean a new job, a new city, or even a new addition to the family. For others, the new year paints a different backdrop: a divorce.

Attorney Alan Edmunds with SecurityClearanceDenial.com has recently published his second book aiming to help people with the national security clearance application process.

The Defense Industrial Security Clearance Office (DISCO) is the part of the Defense Security Service (DSS) which processes personnel security clearance applications for the Department of Defense (DoD). If DISCO recommends against security clearance, it sends the Defense Office of Hearings and Appeals (DOHA) a Statement of Reasons (SOR) for its decision. The SOR is also sent to the applicant, who can – and should – appeal the decision.

The Edmunds Law Firm was notified on April 27,2011 that they had received a favorable decision in a security clearance denial appeal in a case that took place in San Francisco on October 13th, 2010.

The Edmunds Law Firm has received notification of a favorable decision from the San Diego Superior Courthouse, North County Division in regards to a Military divorce case they successfully litigated.

The security clearance lawyer at The Edmunds Law Firm was able to show through documentary evidence and witness testimony that the Applicant was truthful and met the necessary requirements for access to classified information.

The San Diego Family Law attorney at The Edmunds Law Firm emerged victorious in a child custody and visitation case.

The security clearance lawyer at The Edmunds Law Firm was able to show through documentary evidence and witness testimony that the Applicant was truthful and met the necessary requirements for access to classified information.

The skilled attorney at The Edmunds Law Firm was successful in their appeal of an unfavorable decision.

After making several court appearances, The Edmunds Law Firm earned a favorable decision in a huge family law case.