What type of legal services does the JAG provide?

The Judge Advocate General's (JAG) Corps provides legal assistance for all Navy personnel, which encompasses a broad range of services. This includes providing legal counsel and support for personal legal matters such as wills, powers of attorney, family law, and other civil legal issues that military members and their families may face. The goal is to ensure that all personnel have access to legal resources, regardless of rank or specific legal issue, understanding that members of the military community often encounter unique legal challenges due to their service.

Other options do not capture the full scope of services provided by the JAG. Limiting legal services to only senior officers neglects the needs of enlisted personnel and their families, while focusing solely on family consultations misses the broader spectrum of legal assistance available to all service members. Additionally, restricting their services to prosecution-related matters does not reflect the actual mission of the JAG, which encompasses both prosecution and defense in military justice, as well as providing preventive legal services.