Almost all of us deal with officer resignations and almost all of us do free consultations. E-mail a couple and hire who you are most comfortable with. Location should not be an issue.
You can ask any of us who specialise in military law.
You can search for names.
We all travel as necessary to help clients. Sometimes the nature of the issues are such that email, phone, and fax can work out fine.
It depends what it is you are trying to do on what can be done or how you can be helped.
Are you in an investigation for misconduct? Are you being processed for administrative elimination? Are you wanting out?
Colby Claude VokeyMilitary Law AttorneyDallas, TX ·
There are a number of highly qualified civilian attorneys who handle military law cases and you can find them right here on . Bill Cassara and Phil Cave are two of them. I handle such cases. Don't restrict yourself to only those in your immediate area. Serious military law attorneys travel all across the country (and world) handling all matter of military justice and administrative separations cases. I would avoid those attorneys who appear to just handle military cases on the side. You need someone with real military law experience to handle officer misconduct or officer separations. Your best chance to have a favorable outcome is now, before separation. If your resignation or separation goes south, then you will spend more money and time trying to correct your record or upgrade your discharge later.