An administrative investigation in the military is a formal process used by commanders to gather facts and assess potential misconduct, safety violations, or other concerns that don't rise to the level of criminal proceedings. When you're under investigation, how you respond can make a major difference in the outcome.

When It Applies

If you're notified of an AR 15-6, command-directed, or other administrative investigation, a timely and well-crafted response is critical. Common examples include:

• Equal Opportunity (EO) and Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) Investigations focused on allegations of discrimination or harassment

• Command Climate or Toxic Leadership Investigations initiated due to complaints about unit culture or leadership behavior

• Security Violations or Clearance-Related Investigations examining breaches of protocol or issues that could impact a service member's security clearance

• Fraternization investigations initiated due to prohibited relationships or interactions between individuals of different ranks or levels of authority

How We Can Help

Our team prepares compelling, fact-based responses to administrative investigations, protecting your rights and reputation. We know how to present your case clearly and professionally, drawing on our extensive military legal experience.

Cost

After the free consultation and our services are deemed a good fit, an agreed upon amount will be due at signing. Unless additional actions are requested, this is a flat fee and you won't be charged anything more.

A Letter of Reprimand is initiated by your command to address alleged misconduct. If left unchallenged, a Letter of Reprimand can follow you for the rest of your career and sometimes lead to an administrative separation.

When It Applies

If you've received a Letter of Reprimand, especially one intended for your permanent file, you have the right to respond and request removal or local filing.

How We Can Help

We write powerful rebuttals that contextualize the event, highlight your record of service, and advocate for the fairest possible outcome. Our insight into the command structure and regulation gives your rebuttal the edge it needs.

Cost

After the free consultation and our services are deemed a good fit, an agreed upon amount will be due at signing. Unless additional actions are requested, this is a flat fee and you won't be charged anything more.

An Article 15 is a form of non-judicial punishment (NJP) under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) that allows commanders to address minor misconduct without a formal court-martial. It gives service members the opportunity to accept or refuse the proceedings and present their side of the story. Punishments can include extra duty, reduction in rank, forfeiture of pay, and restriction to certain areas.

If you're facing Article 15 or other non-judicial action, your response can influence the disposition and your future.

When It Applies

NJP applies when your command initiates minor disciplinary action. You have the right to submit a written response or statement in mitigation.

How We Can Help

We help you develop a clear, professional response that explains your side of the story and mitigates potential consequences. We've supported countless service members through the NJP process with discretion and advocacy.

Cost

After the free consultation and our services are deemed a good fit, an agreed upon amount will be due at signing. Unless additional actions are requested, this is a flat fee and you won't be charged anything more.

Note: If, after signing a client agreement, we conduct follow-up research and determine that pursuing a response is not in your best interest, you will be refunded a portion of the fee. We're committed to offering honest guidance—even when that means advising against action.

Review boards give you a second chance to correct your military record or upgrade your discharge. This includes Discharge Review Boards (DRB), Boards for Correction of Military Records (BCMR/BCNR), and other service-specific review boards.

When It Applies

If you've received an unfavorable discharge or believe your record contains an error or injustice, you may be eligible to apply to a military review board.

How We Can Help

We assist in preparing persuasive applications backed by strong evidence, testimonials, and legal arguments. As former JAGs, we understand board expectations and how to craft a case that stands out.

Cost

After the free consultation and our services are deemed a good fit, an agreed upon amount will be due at signing. Unless additional actions are requested, this is a flat fee and you won't be charged anything more.

Facing an Administrative Separation Board is one of the most serious legal situations a service member can encounter. Your career, benefits, and reputation may all be at stake. If you're facing separation, the outcome can affect your benefits, career, and future.

When It Applies

Admin boards are convened for misconduct, poor performance, or other issues that could result in an other-than-honorable discharge.

How We Can Help

We provide experienced, strategic representation to ensure your voice is heard and your rights are protected throughout the process. We help you prepare for your board, develop an effective defense, and make your voice heard. With years of courtroom and board experience, we know how to protect what you've earned.

Cost

After the free consultation and our services are deemed a good fit, an agreed upon amount will be due at signing. Unless additional actions are requested, this is a flat fee and you won't be charged anything more. (Travel costs, if required, are discussed separately.)

From rebuttals to written statements, some matters don't fall neatly into one category—but still require experienced guidance. Military life often brings complex legal issues—both in service and in your personal life. Whether you're navigating a unique challenge or just need sound advice, we offer tailored, confidential legal assistance to help you make informed decisions and protect your rights.

When It Applies

You might need support with letters, memos, legal research, or complex correspondence within the military or VA system. Common issues we help with include:

• Clarifying military regulations or entitlements

• Drafting legal memos or letters

• Advising on service-related personal legal matters

• Understanding command policies or enforcement actions

• Civil-military overlap concerns (e.g., leases, contracts, benefits)

How We Can Help

We offer targeted, custom support for your unique legal needs. Whether it's a policy letter response or regulatory guidance, we ensure your side is presented clearly, respectfully, and effectively.

Cost

Due to the variation of legal assistance cases, we are unable to be upfront about what the cost may be. A variable fee will be due at signing. Unless additional actions are requested, this is a flat fee and you won't be charged anything more.