Military Defense Attorneys



Military Defense Lawyer
A Military Defense Lawyer is vital when you’re under investigation, facing a chapter (administrative separation) or court martial. At the start of a case, a service member may be questioned about his/her alleged misconduct. Speaking to an attorney BEFORE being questioned has a significant impact on the outcome of your case.
The default guidance when approached is to invoke your right to remain silent under Article 31(b) and request to speak with an attorney. Then actually reach out to an experience military lawyer to discuss the facts of your case, the law, and the best course of action to take.
A Military Defense Lawyer experienced with administrative action, such as a Chapter (Administrative Separation), a General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand (GOMOR), or substantiated findings of an AR 15-6, can be vital in crafting a rebuttal that may save your career and reputation.
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Army Downsizing and Eliminations
As the Army begins to downsize and drawdown, Soldiers with “bad paper” are at risk for elimination and separation. During the buildup, the Army needed

Experience Makes the Difference
Bruce Tyler has been in military law for over 8 years and has served in the US Army as a Claims Attorney, Trial Council, Group Judge

Changes to Article 32 Pretrial Investigations
There are new changes to the Article 32 Pretrial Investigation process for Courts-Martial. If you are pending charges at a General Court-Martial, it is important
Why hire a Civilian Military Lawyer?
Whether you are under investigation, facing administrative separation or court martial, you need an attorney in your corner that will believe in you and your case. You need an attorney willing to fight aggressively for your career and your freedom and an attorney that will provide you with experienced, genuine and effective representation. Steven J. Goralski is that attorney.
Appointed military counsel cannot represent you until you have been charged or are pending an administrative separations board. Furthermore, they may have a dozen cases going at once in addition to other military duties and obligations.




