Please help a military guy in need trying to keep his daughter in his life

Dear Sir, First of all, I want to thank you for your service. I am not a big fan of the war effort, but I greatly appreciate your sacrice for our country. I realize that the "casualties" of war are not just the dead, and that things like divorce are a part of the terrible price our soldiers pay. I really don't have much money, but I wanted to ask if the military will provide you with representation in the matter concerning your visitation rights. If not, you might want to contact the Bar Association in your wife's county and ask them if they can refer you to an attorney who can help without charge. They will probably refer you to Legal Aid of your county. I hope that this helps. By serving bravely, you have become a great American. Always keep that in mind. Say it over and over again. Be proud of it and show your child when you see them that you are doing what you do so that they can live a peaceful, happy life. Keep a diary of your thoughts and feelings - this will become a valuable resource for your child in the future, to know that their father was a man doing a dangerous job FOR them. It may seem meaningless now, but it will mean and great deal to them as they grow up. Keep your head down and your spirits up!