Fort Hood Military Defense Lawyer | Court-Martial & UCMJ Legal Help
Expert Fort Hood Court-Martial Lawyer | UCMJ Defense Attorneys
If you’re a Soldier stationed at Fort Hood (now Fort Hood) and facing a court-martial, Article 15, GOMOR, or administrative separation, your career, freedom, and future are at stake. You need an experienced, battle-tested military defense lawyer who understands the high-pressure command climate and legal environment at one of the busiest Army installations in the world.
Gonzalez & Waddington, Attorneys at Law is one of the most respected military defense firms in the country. Michael Waddington and Alexandra Gonzalez-Waddington have defended service members at Fort Hood and major bases worldwide, including combat units, intelligence elements, and officers under intense scrutiny. With decades of experience, we deliver aggressive, strategic UCMJ defense when everything is on the line.
We represent Soldiers at Fort Hood accused of serious UCMJ offenses, including sexual assault, fraternization, drug use, leadership misconduct, classified mishandling, and false official statements. Whether you are under investigation or already facing charges, we know how to fight—and win—at Fort Hood.
Why Fort Hood Soldiers choose Gonzalez & Waddington:
- ✅ Over 25 years of combined military defense experience at major Army installations, including Fort Hood.
- ✅ Tried court-martial cases at over a dozen bases, and defended clients from 30+ countries and all branches of service.
- ✅ Nationally known authors and instructors on UCMJ trial strategy and cross-examination.
- ✅ Proven record of courtroom victories in sex crime, war crime, and leadership-targeted cases.
- ✅ Fierce cross-examination and strategic dismantling of weak government cases.
Fort Hood Court-Martial Lawyer – Frequently Asked Questions
Do you defend court-martial cases at Fort Hood (Fort Hood)?
Yes. We have defended numerous Soldiers at Fort Hood facing courts-martial, Article 15s, administrative separation boards, and command investigations. We are experienced in the specific legal and command culture unique to Fort Hood.
What UCMJ charges do you typically defend at Fort Hood?
We defend UCMJ charges under Articles 120 (sexual assault), 112a (drug use), 128b (domestic violence), 92 (failure to obey orders), 107 (false official statements), and Article 133 (conduct unbecoming). We also handle GOMOR rebuttals and security clearance defense.
What should I do if I’m under investigation at Fort Hood?
Invoke your Article 31(b) rights and do not speak to CID, MPs, or command investigators without a lawyer. Contact our firm immediately to begin building your defense. The investigation phase is often the most important moment to protect your future.
Do you travel to Fort Hood to represent clients?
Yes. We travel to Fort Hood and other Army bases nationwide to appear in person for Article 32 hearings, court-martials, separation boards, and administrative actions. We also offer remote strategy sessions to begin preparing your case right away.
What makes Gonzalez & Waddington different from other military lawyers?
We are nationally recognized for cross-examination, trial strategy, and results. Unlike many civilian firms, we focus exclusively on military justice. Our clients come to us when they’re facing serious allegations and need trial-tested lawyers who don’t back down.
Whether you’re being investigated by CID, served with a GOMOR, referred to a separation board, or facing court-martial under Article 120 or 112a, we will help you fight back. Our job is to defend your career, your name, and your freedom.
Contact Gonzalez & Waddington today if you’re facing a court-martial or UCMJ action at Fort Hood. We don’t just show up—we fight to win.
Why Choose Our Fort Hood Military Defense Lawyers
- Decades of UCMJ experience – Trusted by officers and enlisted Soldiers across III Corps.
- Located near Fort Hood – We travel regularly to Killeen for court-martial trials, Article 32s, and boards.
- Former JAG and civilian trial warriors – We understand how prosecutors think.
- High-stakes defense – Sexual assault, violent crime, domestic abuse, AWOL, and cybercrime defense.
- Worldwide reach – We’ve defended U.S. service members in 12+ countries and at every major base.
Types of Military Cases We Defend at Fort Hood
- Article 120/120b/120c – Sexual assault of adults and minors
- Article 128 – Assault, domestic violence, strangulation, and threats
- Article 112a – Drug use, possession, or distribution
- Article 133/134 – Adultery, fraternization, conduct unbecoming, obstruction of justice
- Article 92 – Hazing, orders violations, barracks misconduct
- Administrative Separation Boards – Misconduct, pattern of behavior, loss of confidence
- General Officer Memoranda of Reprimand (GOMORs) – Rebuttals to protect promotion and retirement
Legal Rights of Soldiers Facing Allegations at Fort Hood
Even when accused, Soldiers have powerful rights under the UCMJ and Constitution. Our lawyers ensure those rights are protected from Day One:
- Right to remain silent and avoid self-incrimination (Article 31(b))
- Right to military and civilian counsel at all stages of proceedings
- Right to challenge command bias and prosecutorial misconduct
- Right to present mitigating evidence and witnesses
- Right to appeal unfavorable findings and punishments
We Defend Soldiers in All Fort Hood Legal Forums
- Special and General Court-Martial
- Article 15/NJP Hearings
- Administrative Separation Boards
- GOMOR rebuttals and appeals
- Appeals before Army Review Boards Agency (ARBA)
- Security clearance revocations
Client Tip
“The law is not a shield for the guilty; it is a shield for the innocent.” – Unknown
Serving Soldiers from Every Unit at Fort Hood
We’ve defended clients from:
- III Armored Corps (III Corps)
- 1st Cavalry Division
- 13th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary)
- 89th Military Police Brigade
- 504th Expeditionary Military Intelligence Brigade
- And other tenant units across Fort Hood
Act Now to Protect Your Career
The sooner you act, the better your defense. If you’re under investigation, pending charges, or suspect a GOMOR or board is coming, don’t wait for TDS. Call Gonzalez & Waddington and schedule a confidential consultation. We’ll guide you step by step, explain your rights, and prepare a battle-ready strategy to protect your rank, reputation, and future.
Phone: 800-921-8607
Website: https://ucmjdefense.com
