Military Trial Defense Lawyers at Fort Liberty – Expert Legal Support

Why Choose Us?

90% Acquittal Rate*

*Past results are not a guarantee of future results

Flat Fee Rates – No Hidden Fees

Expect Responses
Within 24 – 48 Hours

Specialists In Sexual Assault & Harassment

What Our Clients Say

“My legal team worked with Mr Woods to sort out all the ins and outs of the Fort Liberty command. He was very responsive to my needs and offered expertise in military law and defense. Mr Woods made me feel comfortable and more confident in navigating the military legal system. I am most appreciative to him!”

Meet Our Team

Military Trial Defenders is a team of carefully selected attorneys with unparalleled experience in representing military members in courts-martial world-wide. Our attorneys have over 40+ years combined experience litigating military cases of all types.
Lance Wood

Lance Wood has spent 20+ years as a military defense lawyer. His journey began with a solemn oath taken 37 days after 9/11 to uphold and defend the Constitution as part of the United States Air Force JAG Corps.

Shea Hoxie

Shea has litigated trials since 2009, mainly in cases involving criminal law, as well as criminal appeals, ethics, and products liability. He spent nearly 13 years on active duty, and continues to serve in the Air National Guard.

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Guardians of Justice: Expert Military Trial Defense at Fort Liberty

When facing military charges or a court-martial at Fort Liberty, you need a defense attorney who understands the complexities of military law and has the experience to defend your rights. Our team of military trial defense attorneys is committed to providing expert legal representation to service members stationed at Fort Liberty, ensuring that your career, reputation, and future are safeguarded.

Why Choose Our Military Defense Lawyers at Fort Liberty?

1. Specialized Expertise in Military Law

Military trials, court-martials, and UCMJ violations require specialized legal knowledge that goes beyond what civilian lawyers can provide. Our attorneys are well-versed in military law, including the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), and have a proven track record of defending service members at Fort Liberty. From Article 32 hearings to administrative separations and courts-martial, we bring unparalleled legal expertise to your case.

2. A Proven Track Record

With years of experience defending service members in military courts, we have successfully represented clients in a wide range of cases, including:

  • Court-martials for serious offenses such as assault, fraud, and drug charges.
  • Non-judicial punishment (NJP) and administrative hearings.
  • Appeals of military convictions.

We understand the high stakes involved in military trials, and we fight to achieve the best possible outcome for every client.

3. Dedicated to Protecting Your Rights

As a service member, you have dedicated your life to serving your country. When your career and reputation are on the line, you deserve a defense team that is equally committed to protecting your future. Our lawyers provide personalized defense strategies tailored to the specific details of your case, ensuring you receive the strongest legal representation available.

Legal Services We Offer at Fort Liberty

At Fort Liberty, our military trial defense attorneys handle a wide range of cases, including but not limited to:

  • Court-Martial Defense: We represent service members facing general, special, or summary court-martials, working tirelessly to defend your rights and minimize the impact of a conviction on your military career.
  • Article 32 Hearings: These pre-trial investigations are critical moments in your defense. Our lawyers will vigorously defend you in these hearings to prevent a court-martial from being pursued or to reduce the charges.
  • Non-Judicial Punishment (NJP): Facing an NJP under Article 15 can have serious consequences. We provide defense in these matters to protect your rank, pay, and benefits.
  • Administrative Separation Boards: Whether you’re facing involuntary separation or a board of inquiry, our legal team can represent you to preserve your military status and benefits.

Serving Fort Liberty’s Military Community

Fort Liberty is home to thousands of dedicated service members who are integral to our nation’s defense. We are proud to serve this community by offering legal support to military personnel who need expert representation in trials, hearings, and other legal matters. With our deep understanding of military law and our commitment to justice, we provide the support you need when facing legal challenges.

Contact Military Trial Defenders Today

If you or a loved one is stationed at Fort Liberty and facing legal charges, it’s essential to act quickly. The consequences of a military trial can have far-reaching effects on your career and future. Contact our experienced military trial defense attorneys today to schedule a confidential consultation and begin building your defense.

Call us now at 1-720-928-3566 or fill out our online contact form.

Frequently Asked Questions

A military trial defense attorney specializes in defending service members facing legal charges under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), such as court-martials and Article 32 hearings. They protect your rights and work to minimize legal consequences.

Look for an attorney with extensive experience in military law, a strong record of defending cases like yours, and familiarity with Fort Liberty’s legal environment. Always schedule a consultation to discuss your needs.

They handle court-martials, non-judicial punishments (NJPs), Article 32 hearings, administrative separation boards, and military conviction appeals.

Costs vary depending on the complexity of your case. Many attorneys offer free consultations and flexible payment plans. Be sure to discuss fees during your initial consultation.

You have rights under the UCMJ, including the right to remain silent, to legal representation, and to challenge evidence. A defense attorney ensures these rights are protected throughout your case.

An Article 32 hearing is a pre-trial investigation to determine whether there is enough evidence for a court-martial. Your attorney will challenge evidence and work to reduce or dismiss the charges.

Military trials are governed by the UCMJ, often involve a panel of military officers instead of a civilian jury, and handle military-specific offenses like desertion or disobeying orders.

A conviction can lead to penalties such as imprisonment, reduction in rank, or a dishonorable discharge. A defense attorney can appeal the conviction and work to minimize the consequences.

Yes, a defense attorney can represent you during NJP proceedings, helping to reduce penalties or negotiate a more favorable outcome.

Yes, military defense attorneys can assist with appealing a court-martial conviction, reviewing the case for legal errors or new evidence to overturn or reduce the sentence.

Our Fort Liberty Location

102 S. Tejon Street, Suite 1100
Colorado Springs, CO 80903

(877) 916-9657

Lance@mtdjustice.com