United States Military Attorneys Representing Service Members Worldwide

The National Military Justice Group is committed to defending service members who defend us, including current and former members of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Air Force, and Army and Air Force National Guard and Reserve in all 50 states and overseas. Whether you are facing court-martial because you have been charged with a criminal offense, are seeking to correct your military record or you want to challenge your conviction on appeal, we can help. Our lawyers draw on more than 55 years of combined legal experience to stand up for the rights of our clients. Let us put that experience to work for you.Get in touch with us to set up a free initial consultation, or use the contact form at the bottom of this page to inquire whether our services are right for you.

Areas of Practice

Courts-Martial

If you are facing court-martial, the consequences can be serious. Penalties may include loss of pay, confinement, loss of rank or dishonorable discharge. When so much is at stake, you deserve a strong military law attorney to help ensure that your rights are fully protected.

Administrative And Separation Boards

If you are facing possible involuntary separation, you have the right to legal representation. You deserve an experienced advocate who will stand up for you. Hiring a military law attorney can bolster your defense and potentially mitigate consequences such as discharge or release from active duty. Take action to protect your reputation and livelihood by contacting us for a free consultation.

Boards For Correction of Military Records

If you are a current or former service member, it is important to make certain that your military record accurately reflects your career. Any inaccuracies, errors or injustices must be promptly corrected. At the National Military Justice Group, we can help you explore your options for obtaining the service record you have earned.

Nonjudicial Punishment and Appeals

Nonjudicial punishment (NJP) is a form of discipline for military infractions and misconduct. Also referred to as Article 15, captain's mast or office hours. NJP is typically imposed by commanding officers. Those facing NJP have the right to seek civilian legal counsel. Doing so can potentially mitigate the consequences of NJP or help you avoid punishment altogether.

Clemency And Parole Boards

If you have been convicted of a military infraction and are serving time in a brig or stockade, you have the right to apply for clemency or parole after a certain period of time. An experienced military justice lawyer can help you pursue clemency or parole.

Discharge Review Boards

Have you received an other-than-honorable (OTH) or general discharge? Was your discharge based on improper or unfair grounds? Do you need to correct your discharge? If so, you have the right to seek review from a military discharge review board. You may be able to upgrade your discharge and narrative reason for separation.

Our firm focuses exclusively on military law. We are intimately familiar with all the intricacies of parole and clemency. To learn how we can help you, contact us for a free consultation — call 800-681-0514.

National Military Justice Group

United States Military Attorneys Representing Service Members Worldwide

Areas of Practice

Our firm focuses exclusively on military law. We are intimately familiar with all the intricacies of parole and clemency. To learn how we can help you, contact us for a free consultation — call 800-681-0514.

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Contact our attorneys through the online contact form or call 205-960-3760 to schedule a free initial consultation. We will fight for the benefits you need and deserve.

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