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Can My Spouse Drop the Domestic Violence Case? Recantations, Reconciliations, and What Happens Next
- Tim Bilecki
A lot of service members ask the same panicked question the moment the spouse or partner cools off: “If she...
Can an MPO Keep You Away From Your Kids?
- Tim Bilecki
Yes. And for a lot of service members, that is the moment the case stops feeling like an accusation and...
Administrative Separation Boards: What They Are & Who Qualifies
- Tim Bilecki
Not every case in the military justice system ends in a courtroom. Some end with paperwork. And that paperwork can...
No Resupply. No Backup. Just the Attorney Who Showed Up to Win
- Tim Bilecki
No Resupply. No Backup. Just Your Military Defense Attorney Ready to Win Here’s the hard truth about defending court-martials and...
Overseas Military Defense Takes a Toll – But Never on the Client
- Tim Bilecki
You can’t log over two million miles and not feel it. Traveling halfway around the world to defend court-martials isn’t...
When Overseas Court-Martial Plans Fall Apart, Bilecki Law Firm Won’t
- Tim Bilecki
Court-martials never go as planned. Especially overseas. You can prepare for every angle, cross every T, and still get blindsided...
OCONUS Court-Martials? This Is My Home Turf Now
- Tim Bilecki
I’ve built a law firm around a challenge most attorneys try to avoid. Defending service members facing court-martial overseas, especially...
Lost Luggage, Foreign Hospitals, and Fighting Court-Martials Overseas
- Tim Bilecki
Everyone sees the courtroom. What they don’t see is what it took to get there. They don’t see the jet...
Military Trials Overseas: The Work Starts Before I Ever Land
- Tim Bilecki
People see the photos, boarding passes, airport terminals, maybe the skyline of Seoul or Frankfurt behind me – and they...