If you are in trouble in the military, you need help, guidance, and an experienced military defense lawyer to advocate for you!. You have too much at stake not to mount the strongest defense possible. For Attorney Richard V. Stevens, that strength has grown over decades of military law experience.
A military court-martial, board hearing, other military adverse action, disciplinary action, or investigation could seriously jeopardize your military career, rank, reputation, future retirement and benefits, and even your freedom.Depending on the action, you could face prison time, discharge, or other devastating professional and personal consequences.
A military court-martial, board hearing, other military adverse action, disciplinary action, or investigation could seriously jeopardize your military career, rank, reputation, future retirement and benefits, and even your freedom.Depending on the action, you could face prison time, discharge, or other devastating professional and personal consequences.
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Civilian court-martial defense lawyers Richard V. Stevens and Frank J. Spinner are former active duty military JAG attorneys, each having served as senior level military defense lawyers.
As civilian defense attorneys, they established their respective military defense law offices because, as former military officers, they care deeply about protecting and defending the rights of military members and their families, and ensuring they are treated with fairness and respect in the military justice system.
As civilian defense attorneys, they established their respective military defense law offices because, as former military officers, they care deeply about protecting and defending the rights of military members and their families, and ensuring they are treated with fairness and respect in the military justice system.
Attorney Richard V. Stevens is located in the Washington D.C. area and attorney Frank J. Spinner is located in Colorado Springs, CO. This provides close access to a large number of major military bases. However, when necessary we travel to meet with our clients wherever they are stationed or serving around the world.
Military members face considerable jeopardy in court-martial trials. You have the right to hire a civilian criminal defense lawyer; your military appointed lawyer will become co-counsel on your case. In the military justice system there are three types of court-martial - General Court-Martial, Special Court-Martial, and Summary Court-Martial.
An involuntary administrative discharge (also called administrative separation) is a very serious adverse action in which the military is attempting to terminate the employment of the military member - in other words, the military is trying to kick the member out of the military.
Finding yourself facing an involuntary administrative discharge from the military can be a life-changing and heartbreaking experience, resulting in loss of benefits, educational opportunities, and career aspirations.Fortunately, you have options to fight this discharge, and you do not have to do it alone.
Finding yourself facing an involuntary administrative discharge from the military can be a life-changing and heartbreaking experience, resulting in loss of benefits, educational opportunities, and career aspirations.Fortunately, you have options to fight this discharge, and you do not have to do it alone.
If you face a possible military case, you may need to know which punitive articles of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (U.C.M.J.) apply. We provide you a list. The Military Defense Law Offices of Richard V. Stevens, P.C. is excited and honored to announce that retired Air Force trial judge W. Shane Cohen has associated with our firm in an "of counsel" capacity.
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