NAS Jacksonville Military Defense Lawyers – Court-Martial Attorneys for Navy UCMJ Cases
- If you’re stationed at NAS Jax and under investigation or facing UCMJ charges, your rank, retirement, and career could be at stake. You need battle-tested military defense lawyers who’ve won court-martial trials from Florida to Djibouti, from Norfolk to Yokosuka.
- Our firm—led by acclaimed court-martial attorneys Michael Waddington and Alexandra Gonzalez-Waddington—has defended officers and enlisted personnel in high-profile cases involving sexual assault, fraud, operational misconduct, violent crimes, and administrative elimination across every military branch.
- We understand how Navy commands operate, how NCIS builds cases, and how prosecutors think. We anticipate their moves, dismantle their assumptions, and flip the courtroom script in favor of the defense.
- Whether you’re an E-4 on a P-8 crew, an O-5 in command, or a junior Sailor facing retaliation, our firm builds airtight strategies designed to win under the toughest scrutiny.
- We don’t just defend your case—we defend your life, your legacy, and everything you’ve built in uniform.
Why NAS Jacksonville UCMJ Cases Are High-Stakes and Politically Sensitive
- As a flagship aviation base in the Southeast, NAS Jacksonville attracts national attention during misconduct cases—especially those involving sexual assault, command violations, or IG complaints.
- Commanders are under pressure to “act quickly” and “set an example,” which can lead to premature charges, flawed investigations, and denial of due process.
- Many NCIS investigations are biased from the start. Agents may cherry-pick facts, ignore exculpatory evidence, or adopt trauma-informed logic that distorts the truth.
- Our military defense attorneys know how to push back—by turning their narrative inside out using science, strategy, and relentless cross-examination.
- If you’re stationed at NAS Jacksonville and accused of a UCMJ offense, your best move is early, aggressive legal intervention. We don’t wait—we attack weak points before the government hardens its case.
Our NAS Jacksonville Court-Martial Defense Services
- Article 120: Sexual assault, sexual contact, and indecent exposure defense
- Article 128: Assault, domestic violence, and Article 134 civilian offenses
- Article 92: Orders violations, dereliction of duty, and leadership misconduct
- Article 112a: Drug use, urinalysis defense, and distribution charges
- Fraternization, adultery, and improper relationships
- Article 15 / NJP hearings and board challenges
- GOMOR rebuttals, separation boards, and officer boards of inquiry (BOIs)
- Security clearance defense and reinstatement actions
- Post-trial clemency, sentence reduction, and appellate representation
Who We Represent at NAS Jacksonville
We defend active-duty Navy personnel of all ranks and specialties—including aviation maintenance techs, P-8 pilots, squadron commanders, corpsmen, surface warfare officers, IT professionals, and legal or admin staff.
Our clients include Sailors from VP, HSM, and FRC units, as well as joint personnel assigned under DoD, USAF, and Reserve components. We also represent retirees, reservists, and those awaiting transition out of the military who face career-ending allegations.
Whether you’re under informal investigation or facing a fully referred court-martial, our team builds your defense from the ground up—focusing on credibility, forensic gaps, unlawful command influence, and prosecutorial overreach.
Fortify Your Defense Before It’s Too Late
If you’ve been contacted by NCIS, flagged, issued a GOMOR, or received adverse paperwork—now is the time to act. Waiting for official charges gives your accusers more time to prepare. Every minute you delay is a minute the prosecution uses to build its case.
Our legal team is familiar with the Jacksonville region, its local politics, and the Navy’s prosecution playbook. We’re not waiting for trial—we’re building pressure now.
Call us today at 1-800-921-8607 or visit ucmjdefense.com for a confidential consultation. Let us help you turn the tide before it’s too late.
NAS Jacksonville Military Defense – Frequently Asked Questions
Do you defend service members stationed at NAS Jacksonville?
Yes. We defend Sailors, joint personnel, and DoD civilians assigned to NAS Jacksonville in court-martial trials, NJP, administrative separations, and sexual assault investigations. We also handle Ranger School and flight-related incidents.
Can you help with NJP or administrative separation?
Yes. We handle Article 15 hearings, show cause boards, and all forms of adverse administrative action. Our lawyers write strong rebuttals, attend boards, and fight for retention or retirement benefits.
Do you only defend officers or senior enlisted?
No. We defend junior enlisted, chiefs, officers, and reservists alike. Whether you’re an E-3 facing NJP or an O-4 under court-martial referral, we bring the same elite-level legal strategy to every client.
How early should I contact a military defense lawyer?
Immediately. If NCIS or command starts asking questions, you’re already at risk. Early defense allows us to counter misinformation, preserve evidence, and possibly avoid charges altogether.
Will your firm travel to NAS Jacksonville?
Yes. We routinely travel to Florida and all major U.S. Navy installations. We also offer secure video consultations and confidential case assessments for clients under investigation or charged at NAS Jax.
