Norfolk Military Personnel Attorneys

There are many instances in which you may need the help of a military lawyer or JAG lawyer. If you are not familiar with JAG lawyers, they are military lawyers that are part of the Judge Advocate General Corps. JAG lawyers can offer help to military personnel in both legal and non-legal matters. Some of the areas JAG lawyers offer help in are contract law, immigration law, family law, estate planning, notary services, and more! 

Here are some common instances in which having a JAG or military lawyer will be extremely beneficial:

• Writing a living will
• Writing a last will
• Designating power of attorney
• Seeking estate planning services
• Preparing legal documents
• Managing a divorce
• Designing a family care plan
• Arranging child custody
• Reviewing leases and rental agreements
• Resolving consumer issues

Here at The Griffin Law Firm, our firm is committed to providing comprehensive counsel in matters of military law. Call us at (888) 707-4282 to speak to our military personnel lawyers in Norfolk.

The Benefits of Hiring a Professional Military Lawyer

As we mentioned above, a military lawyer can offer help in both legal and non-legal matters. Whether you need help with family law or criminal defense, hiring a professional military lawyer will provide you with numerous benefits. While many of our military personnel tend to consult the help of a military lawyer only when facing legal matters, they miss out on the non-legal benefits of having a trusted and professional lawyer. In serious cases, they can even protect your job and family. 

Here are some of the top benefits of consulting the help of military lawyers for active, reserved, and retired military personnel:

• They have the experience you need
• They are specialists in military cases
• They fully understand the law
• They can help in both legal and non-legal matters
• They can help you keep your job
• They can help you keep your benefits
• They offer assistance in family legal matters
• They can assist you in planning your future

Active-duty members:

• Intent to separate response (BOI, ADSEP, Elimination)
• NJP Appeals
• Adverse administrative personnel action response (3307, Page 13, GOMOR, LOC, LOR)
• Adverse OER, Fitrep, evaluation appeal, and response
• Professional credential defense (Medical, Aviation, etc.)
• Service-related complaints EO, Article 138, IG, Congressional, FOIA litigation

Veterans/Civilians:

• Discharge upgrades (BCMR, DRB)
• Record correction
• Court of Federal Claims litigation
• FTCA litigation

If you have any further questions or are ready to get started, we invite you to contact us today to speak with our Norfolk military personnel attorneys and find out more about your options. We offer our legal services to clients across the world.