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Real Costs of a COURT MARTIAL Conviction and Discharge

Real Costs of a COURT MARTIAL Conviction and Discharge A court martial is serious business and can ruin the rest of your life and your family’s lives. Many military service members facing court martial say that they want “to roll the dice” and see what happens. Some take advice from lawyers that have never fought and won a single case and quickly plead guilty when they may have other options. Many don’t take the proceedings seriously and do not get the best representation and advice available. Below, you will see an example of what it will cost you if your gamble fails. Most people facing court martial say that they want the best legal defense possible. However, few (less than 2 out of 100) will hire experienced defense lawyers because they don’t want to spend the money. In the end, their decision will often cost them 30-40 times more than any defense lawyer charges. The most common objection that expert civilian defense lawyers get when they speak with court martial defendants is “I CANNOT AFFORD TO HIRE A CIVILIAN.” In reality, some people cannot afford to hire a civilian lawyer. However, most defendants can afford an excellent legal defense. The cost of a skilled military defense lawyer is often less than the price the defendant paid for his car and his music collection. (You will likely lose your car and everything you own if you lose your case). To get the best defense possible, many defendants will cash in their TSPs, stocks, sell their boats, cars, mortgage their house, use a credit card, or borrow money from family and friends. For many, it is money well spent. Regardless of the cost of a civilian defense lawyer, the costs of not having an excellent defense team often cost you 30-40 times the fee of a civilian defense lawyer and can destroy every aspect of your life. Many never recover after a court martial conviction, discharge, and jail time. Here is an example of how much a court martial conviction and jail time will cost an E-6 with 12 Years. The costs are much higher for NCOs with over 18 years and officers. When you take a plea deal, your average sentence will be 8-18 months in jail and a BCD or Dishonorable Discharge. It could be less or much more. Contact an experienced attorney. Call 1-800-921-8607 to speak with an assault defense attorney today. Attorneys: Michael Waddington https://ucmjdefense.com/attorneys/mic... Alexandra Gonzalez-Waddington https://ucmjdefense.com/attorneys/ale... Attorney Reviews: Michael Waddington https://www.avvo.com/attorneys/33027-... Alexandra Gonzalez-Waddington https://www.avvo.com/attorneys/33027-... Practice areas: https://ucmjdefense.com/practice-area... Military Law Frequently Asked Questions: https://ucmjdefense.com/militaryattor... Michael Waddington Criminal Defense Attorney Website: https://ucmjdefense.com/ LinkedIn Acct:   / michaelwaddingtonlawyer   Avvo Profile: https://www.avvo.com/attorneys/33027-... #courtmartial #attorney #martiallaw 0:00 Introduction 0:08 Michael Waddington, Attorney at Law 1:02 There are No Guarantees in Life 3:58 Bottom Line If you are facing a court martial, separation, or you are under investigation 4:09 In a Gunfight Who Do You Want Backing You Up 10:23 Don't Expect a Dodge to Perform Like a Ferrari 11:19 Value of Pay & Benefits 11:52 Lost Income if Jailed or Discharged 13:22 Lost Retirement E-8 Retired at 20 Years 17:14 Employment Consequences of a 18:54 Family Consequences of a 20:14 How Do People Pay for a Civilian Lawyer? 21:22 Contact Us To Discuss Your Case