Article 15 (Captain's Mast) Defense Attorney in Washington State
Defending People in Adverse Administrative Actions
Article 15 / Captain's Mast can deal a devastating blow to your military career. You are not at risk of a criminal conviction, but you can lose rank, pay, and possibly face a follow-on administrative separation proceeding. You should not face a military proceeding under Article 15 without an attorney. Consult a lawyer experienced in defending people in adverse administrative actions.
Located in Vancouver, Washington, The Law Offices of Wood & Calheim has years of experience in military justice. You have the right to an attorney in an Article 15 / Captain's Mast proceeding (in most cases). Contact us to protect your rank, pay, and your future with the military.
Article 15 / Captain's Mast
This is an administrative action based on alleged criminal misconduct. Don't take adverse administrative matters lightly. Consequences can range from letters of reprimand to discharge proceedings.
- Your veteran's rights can be stripped away if you are discharged for misconduct or unsuitability
- An Article 15 proceeding could prevent a promotion or pay raise and can ultimately bring an end to your military career
- An adverse action has the potential to be escalated to an administrative separation
Contact our office if you are facing an adverse administrative action. We offer a free initial consultation and are open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., evening and weekend appointments available. Our office is conveniently located near downtown Vancouver with ample parking. In addition, we have an office in downtown Portland, Oregon. We accept Visa and MasterCard.
