Fort Hood
Military Attorney

 Jesus R. Gonzalez is a JAG Lawyer Serving U.S. Army Soldiers and Officers Stationed at Fort Hood

At Your JAG Attorney, our Fort Hood military lawyer provides personalized, reliable legal representation to members of the U.S. armed forces. As an experienced JAG attorney, our founder Jesus R. Gonzalez has experience with court-martials, court-martial appeals, and administrative board separation hearings. For a fully confidential consultation with a top Fort Hood military defense attorney, please call us at 305-889-8717 or connect with us directly through our website.

Fort Hood is a United States Army Post in Texas

Fort Hood is a U.S. military post located near Bell County in East-Central Texas. Controlled by the United States Army, there are nearly 40,000 soldiers who actively work at Fort Hood. The military facility has a wide range of different purposes, including providing training grounds for the United States Army. There are more than a dozen different schools and training centers located on Fort Hood. Many military members live on and around the base.

An Overview of Military Law Services We Provide at Fort Hood

At Your JAG Attorney, we are proud to provide a comprehensive range of military law support to U.S. military members at Fort Hood in Texas. We are devoted to protecting the rights, careers, and freedom of the U.S. military members who do so much to protect us. Along with military law issues, our Fort Bragg JAG lawyer is ready to assist clients with: 

• Court Martial: If you or your loved one is an Army member who is stationed at Fort Hood and who was charged with a crime under the UCMJ, you may face court-martial. Our JAG attorney for Fort Hood is an experienced military defense lawyer. We fight to protect the rights of clients facing court martial for many different alleged offenses/infractions, including intoxicated driving, drug possession or distribution, fraud/larceny, assault & battery, sex-based offenses, and homicide. For immediate help, please do not hesitate to contact our Fort Hood court martial defense attorney today.

• Court Martial Appeals: You can appeal a conviction at a summary court-martial hearing. To do so, you generally need to file an appeal within five days of the date that your sentence was received. Be proactive: Initiate any appeal without delay. Appeals are complicated. Our Fort Hood court-martial appeals attorney is standing by, ready to help you navigate the process.

Administrative Separation Boards: When a commanding officer at Fort Hood moves to involuntarily kick someone out of the Army, several Army regulations apply. You have the right to go through an administrative separation board hearing. Our JAG attorney represents U.S Army members at Fort Hood in the full spectrum of administrative separation proceedings. Contact our Fort Hood administrative separation board lawyer for help with your case.

Why Military Members Can Rely on Fort Hood JAG Lawyer Jesus R. Gonzalez 

Military law is complicated. Whether you are being court-martialed or facing a possible separation from the U.S. military, you do not have to figure out everything alone. Our founding lawyer is himself a former infantryman for the United States Army, a current Army Reserves JAG officer, and an experienced criminal defense attorney in Miami. No matter your situation, we will work proactively on your behalf. Among other things, our Fort Hood JAG lawyer is prepared to:

1. Listen to your situation, answer questions, and explain your rights under the UCMJ;
2. Carefully investigate the matter, gathering all relevant evidence and information; and
3. Craft a comprehensive and personalized strategy to help you secure the best results.