Military Lawyer

Aggressive Court Martial Lawyer Serving Hawaii, Okinawa, Japan, Korea and Worldwide

The Bilecki Law Group, LLLC founded by Timothy J. Bilecki, is steadfastly dedicated to providing US Servicemembers with top-notch, heavy-hitting criminal defense representation. Plain and simple, we aggressively defend military members charged with serious offenses under the UCMJ. We are a trial law firm which represent Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines facing serious charges, including rape, sexual assault, Article 120 offenses, drug trafficking, drug distribution, Spice cases, violent crimes, including murder and negligent homicide, larceny and financial fraud, BAH and OHA fraud, desertion and AWOL cases. In compelling circumstances, we will represent military personnel facing an Article 15, Non Judicial Punishment (NJP), Captain's Mast and Office Hours. We represent and defend clients that are suspected of crimes or under investigation BEFORE they are charged with the intent of avoiding charges. This representation includes Enlisted and Officers facing AR 15-6 Investigations, Command Directed Investigations or who are the suspect in a criminal investigation.

Military justice and courts-martial are our only area of practice; we do not (and will not) accept any other type of case. Mr. Bilecki fundamentally believes in the quality of representation over the quantity of clients and is prepared to take any case to trial in necessary, no matter the evidence.

Our office is strategically located in Honolulu, Hawaii, and we accept court martial and military law clients world wide, including all military bases in Hawaii, Okinawa, Mainland Japan, Korea, Guam and the Philippines.

Fighting Your Military Charges

The Bilecki Law Group, LLLC has strived to assemble the biggest heavy hitters in the court martial defense business to fight the charges levied against you. In addition to Mr. Bilecki, we are able to utilize our of counsel and affiliate attorneys to build a hand tailored defense team for your cases depending on your specific charges and location.

Servicemen and women facing court-martial or other disciplinary actions need a military defense team that understands the Uniform Code of Military Justice, the military, and how to win cases. The prosecuting attorney's main goal will be to put you away for as long as possible. You need aggressive and knowledgeable defense counsel to counteract these efforts—particularly when you consider the resources the government has at its disposal. The Bilecki Law Group has the court-martial lawyers with the experience, talent, and tenacity to handle the toughest court-martial cases in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guard.

In handling any case, we bring the experience and firepower necessary to level the playing field between you and the government. We don't simply surrender and allow our client to face imprisonment, dishonorable discharge, or worse. We develop a strategic plan of action based upon the particular factors involved in your case in order to seek the best possible outcome.

For the best court martial representation available, anywhere in the world, contact The Bilecki Law Group. We'll be happy to discuss all of your options, not just a guilty plea. Our court martial lawyers will fight your sex assault, violent crimes, larceny, AWOL and other charges under the UCMJ.

Contact a court martial attorney who will fight for you!

Anywhere the United States has a military presence - whether domestically, the West Coast, Hawaii, Okinawa, Mainland Japan, Korea or elsewhere - there are servicemen and servicewomen who need experienced and independent legal advice and representation. We defend cases globally.

Contact a military defense lawyer at (800) 996-9747 to discuss all of your options, not just a guilty plea. We level the playing field.

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We serve worldwide including following Locations:
Hawaii, Korea, Okinawa, Japan, Guam, Continental United States, Germany, Italy, Bahrain, Iraq, Afghanistan