Call 813-669-3500 to contact Bilecki Law Group about a military justice matter. Tell the person answering whether an interview, hearing, response or other deadline is approaching.
When the next decision cannot wait.
If you are about to be interviewed, asked to consent to a search, or facing a deadline, call before you decide.
The main telephone reaches Bilecki Law Group’s intake system and is answered 24 hours a day. A live answer means that the inquiry can be received and routed. It does not mean that an attorney will answer immediately, that the firm has accepted the matter, or that representation has begun.
For a routine inquiry
Call the same number to begin screening and ask about a consultation. Online submission and appointment booking are not currently enabled on this site.
Every first attorney consultation that Bilecki Law Group accepts and schedules is free of charge. The standard consultation is 45 minutes and may be conducted by Timothy Bilecki or Benjamin Gold. Screening determines whether the firm will schedule the consultation.
The consultation does not ordinarily include exhaustive document review, independent investigation, extensive legal research, a written opinion, unlimited follow up, an emergency appearance, or a commitment to accept the matter.
What to share first
Tell us enough to identify the type of military justice matter and whether a deadline is approaching. Do not send charge sheets, investigative files, medical records, evidence, classified information or other sensitive documents through an unverified form. If the firm needs a document, it will provide an appropriate secure method.
No attorney-client relationship for the representation begins until the firm’s engagement requirements are satisfied. Information learned from a genuine prospective client remains subject to the firm’s duties to prospective clients even when representation does not follow.
A safety or medical emergency
A physical safety, medical, or self-harm emergency should be directed first to the appropriate emergency service. Contacting a law firm does not replace emergency assistance.