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At the Law Office of Will M. Helixon, our Fort Bragg Military Lawyers, proudly known as the Warrior Law Team, bring an unparalleled depth of experience directly from the heart of Fort Bragg’s most elite and storied units. We’ve served shoulder-to-shoulder with the soldiers of the XVIII Airborne Corps, the backbone of rapid deployment forces at Fort Bragg, ensuring we understand the high-stakes environment in which you operate. Our team has been integral to the 82nd Airborne Division, the legendary “All-American” paratroopers, giving us firsthand insight into the unique challenges faced by this vanguard unit during crises and conflicts worldwide. Additionally, we’ve been assigned to the U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC), embedding us within the epicenter of special operations at Fort Bragg, and the 1st Special Forces Command (1st SFC), specifically within the 528th Sustainment Brigade (Special Operations) (Airborne), where we’ve supported the logistical backbone of elite missions. Our service extends to the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School (USAJFKSWCS), the premier training ground for Special Forces, Civil Affairs, and Psychological Operations, where we’ve advised on military justice and operational law. Finally, we’ve worked with the U.S. Army Special Operations Aviation Command (USASOAC), mastering the legal complexities of aviation support for special operations. This extensive, boots-on-the-ground experience with Fort Bragg’s most critical units means our Fort Bragg Military Attorneys don’t just know the law—we know your world, your mission, and your fight. When you choose us, you’re choosing a team that’s lived the Fort Bragg life, ready to defend your career and honor with the same tenacity you bring to the battlefield. Don’t wait—call us today to leverage this unmatched expertise for your legal battle.

The Warrior Law Team’s Fort Bragg Military Lawyers bring an unparalleled breadth of experience from a diverse array of critical duty positions and roles within the military legal system, specifically tied to Fort Bragg and its associated units. We’ve held positions as Deputy Staff Judge Advocate (DSJA) for XVIII Airborne Corps, USAJFKSWCS, and USASOAC, overseeing complex legal operations for some of Fort Bragg’s most pivotal commands. We’ve led as Chief of Military Justice at USAJFKSWCS, managing military justice for a two-star command, and as Chief of Administrative and Civil Law Division for XVIII Airborne Corps, navigating intricate administrative challenges. Our experience includes serving as Chief of Client Services and Trial Counsel (Prosecutor) for the XVIII Airborne Corps, which provided a deep understanding of both prosecution and defense dynamics. Additionally, we held Administrative Law Attorney roles within the same corps, where we mastered the nuances of military regulations. We’ve taken on specialized roles, such as Special Victim Prosecutor on temporary duty from Germany, and Brigade Judge Advocate for the 528th Sustainment Brigade (Special Operations) (Airborne) and the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team during OEF VIII with the 82nd Airborne Division HQ, directly supporting Fort Bragg units in both combat and garrison environments. Perhaps most uniquely, our team even includes a former Enlisted Paratrooper (Grunt) from the 82nd Airborne Division, giving us a ground-level perspective on the soldier’s life at Fort Bragg. This extraordinary range of roles—from enlisted to senior legal advisors, from prosecution to defense—means our Fort Bragg Military Lawyers don’t just know the law; we’ve lived every facet of the military justice system right here at Fort Bragg. When you’re facing a court-martial, administrative separation, or any adverse action, you need a team that’s been in the trenches and the courtroom. Trust us to fight for you with unmatched expertise—call today to secure the defense you deserve.

When facing military legal challenges at Fort Bragg, you need more than just a lawyer—you need a battle-tested team that understands the unique pressures, culture, and operational demands of this key military base. The Warrior Law Team at the Law Office of Will M. Helixon stands out as your ideal choice for Fort Bragg Military Lawyers, offering unmatched expertise, deep-rooted experience, and a relentless commitment to defending America’s warriors. Here’s why choosing us is essential to safeguard your career and future.

Unrivaled Experience at Fort Bragg: 18 Combined Years of Service

Our team has an extraordinary 18 years of combined service at Fort Bragg or with its deployed units, immersing us in the same operational and cultural context as you. We’ve served in units such as the XVIII Airborne Corps, 82nd Airborne Division, and 1st Special Forces Command within the 528th Sustainment Brigade, as well as at USAJFKSWCS and USASOAC. This insider perspective equips us to handle any military legal issue with precision. From enlisted paratroopers to senior legal advisors, our team has experienced the Fort Bragg environment, providing us with an insider’s perspective on the legal challenges you face—whether it’s a court-martial, administrative separation, General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand (GOMOR), or security clearance issue.

Diverse and Specialized Roles Tailored to Your Needs

Our Warrior Advocates at Fort Bragg have held critical positions across military justice and administrative law, including Deputy Staff Judge Advocate, Chief of Military Justice, Chief of Legal Assistance, Chief of Administrative Law, Brigade Judge Advocate, Trial Counsel, and even Enlisted Paratrooper roles. From prosecuting to defending in high-stakes cases (United States v. BG Sinclair and United States v. SGT Bergdahl), we’ve mastered every facet of the system, ensuring robust representation for courts-martial, separations, or investigations. This breadth of experience—from prosecuting complex cases to defending warriors in high-stakes trials—means we understand every aspect of the military legal system at Fort Bragg. Whether you’re an enlisted soldier facing an Article 15 or an officer navigating a command-directed investigation, we’ve been there, done that, and won.

Local Presence, Immediate Access: Our Office Near Fort Bragg

Unlike distant firms unfamiliar with Fort Bragg’s unique environment, we have a local office just minutes away at [address]. This proximity means we’re not just a phone call away; we’re physically here to meet you at our office, on-post, at a neutral location, or wherever you’re most comfortable. Our deep ties to the Fort Bragg community, established through years of service, enable us to understand the local command climate, legal nuances, and operational challenges you face on a daily basis. When time is of the essence, as it often is in military legal matters, our Fort Bragg Military Attorneys are ready to act swiftly and decisively.

A Proven Commitment to Warriors Like You

Our mission is clear: to defend those who defend our nation. The Warrior Law Team isn’t just a name, it’s a promise. We’ve secured victories in complex courts-martial, retained soldiers at Boards of Inquiry and Administrative Separation Boards, prevented official filings of GOMORs, and defeated adverse findings in investigations at Fort Bragg. Our Fort Bragg Warrior Advocates, rated among the top JAG officers in Army special operations, bring the same discipline and precision from the battlefield to the courtroom.

Urgency: Don’t Wait, Your Career and Freedom Are on the Line

Military legal issues at Fort Bragg are moving fast. A single misstep in a court-martial, investigation, or administrative action can end your career, tarnish your honor, or jeopardize your family’s future. Every day you delay, the government builds its case against you. The Warrior Law Team, as your Fort Bragg Military Lawyers, offers a strategic advantage forged in the crucible of Fort Bragg’s most challenging legal battles. We’ve seen it all—from sexual assault allegations to AWOL charges—and we’ve won. However, we can’t fight for you unless you take action now. The clock is ticking, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

Call Us Today—Your Future Can’t Wait

Don’t face the military justice system alone. Trust the Warrior Law Team, your Military Lawyers at Fort Bragg, to protect your rights with the same ferocity you bring to the mission. With 18 years of experience at Fort Bragg, a local office ready to serve, and a team of “battle-tested” advocates, we are uniquely positioned to deliver the best representation possible. Schedule a confidential consultation today using our online system or call us directly. When your freedom, career, and financial future hang in the balance, let the Law Office of Will M. Helixon apply decades of trial skills honed at Fort Bragg and worldwide to aggressively advocate on your behalf. Act now—your fight is our fight—and your future demands it.

If you’re a soldier at Fort Bragg facing legal challenges within the XVIII Airborne Corps, the Warrior Law Team at the Law Office of Will M. Helixon offers unmatched expertise as your Fort Bragg Military Lawyers. Our team has held multiple legal leadership roles with the XVIII Airborne Corps, known as the “Sky Dragons,” and has handled some of the nation’s most high-profile cases originating from this prestigious command.

In leadership roles, we’ve served as the Deputy Staff Judge Advocate (DSJA), directing the day-to-day operations of the Office of the Staff Judge Advocate at Fort Bragg and supervising over 120 legal professionals across the full spectrum of military practice. As Chief of the Administrative and Civil Law Division, our Warrior Advocates led a team of eleven civilian and military attorneys, advising commanders on command-directed investigations, adverse actions like GOMORs, separation boards, and “referred” performance evaluations, as well as

handling labor and employment law matters (MSPB and EEOC actions) and serving as the command ethics advisor. Our experience as Chief of Client Services for the Corps equipped us to guide soldiers through rebutting GOMORs, challenging poor evaluations (OERs/NCOERs), defending security clearance revocations, responding to Qualitative Management Program (QMP) Boards, and submitting matters to centralized boards like the Army Discharge Review Board (ADRB), Army Board of Correction for Military Records (ABCMR), Department of the Army Suitability and Evaluation Board (DASEB), and Army Grade Determination Review Board (AGDRB).

As action officers, we have served as Trial Counsel and prosecutors for the XVIII Airborne Corps, where our litigators have prosecuted courts-martial, Boards of Inquiry, Administrative Separation Boards, and Article 15 (Nonjudicial Punishment) actions, providing us with a dual perspective to craft effective defenses. Additionally, as the Corps’ Administrative Law Attorney, we provided critical legal advice to commanders, investigating officers, and board presidents on separation boards, investigations, performance evaluations, and adverse actions.

Having held virtually every legal position within the XVIII Airborne Corps, our Fort Bragg Military Lawyers possess a profound understanding of both advising command teams and defending soldiers facing punitive or adverse actions. This insider knowledge and “battle-tested” experience make us uniquely qualified to protect your career and honor. Don’t face these challenges alone—contact the Law Office of Will M. Helixon today for a confidential consultation. Call us now or schedule online; your future with the Sky Dragons depends on the most vigorous defense, and we’re ready to fight for you.

Absolutely. The Warrior Law Team at the Law Office of Will M. Helixon is exceptionally well-versed in handling the unique legal challenges faced by members of the Special Operations Command at Fort Bragg. As your Fort Bragg Military Lawyers, we bring a profound depth of experience directly tied to the specialized world of special operations, ensuring that we understand the high-stakes, mission-critical environment in which you operate. Our team has collectively served for 18 years at Fort Bragg or deployed with its units, holding significant roles within the U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) and related entities, making us uniquely qualified to support warriors engaged in some of the nation’s most sensitive and complex missions.

Specifically, our Fort Bragg Military Attorneys have held pivotal positions that intersect with Special Operations Command legal issues. Cadman Kiker, who runs our Fort Bragg office from nearby Pinehurst, served as Chief of Military Justice at the U.S. Army JFK Special Warfare Center and School (USAJFKSWCS), the Army’s premier training ground for Special Forces, Civil Affairs, and Psychological Operations under USASOC. In this role, and as a de facto Deputy Staff Judge Advocate, he managed military justice for a two-star command, advised on national security and ethics, and ensured logistical support for courts-martial and adverse actions within the special operations community at Fort Bragg. His prior role as Brigade Judge Advocate for a Special Operations sustainment brigade, specifically the 528th Sustainment Brigade (Special Operations) (Airborne), further cements his expertise in navigating the legal intricacies of special operations units, advising commanders on UCMJ matters, operational law, and ethics in high-tempo, global contingency operations.

Additionally, our team members have served in critical roles directly supporting USASOC and its subordinate commands. Our attorneys have also served as Deputy Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) for USAJFKSWCS and the U.S. Army Special Operations Aviation Command (USASOAC), overseeing legal operations for specialized aviation and training missions integral to special operations. Kyle Meisner, with over 27 years of military service, served as Deputy Command Judge Advocate for USASOAC at Fort Bragg, providing strategic legal guidance for aviation support to special operations forces and ensuring compliance with military law in highly sensitive contexts. Her background as an enlisted paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne Division adds a ground-level understanding of the operational pressures faced by special operations personnel.

Our Warrior Law Team’s experience with the 1st Special Forces Command (1st SFC) within the 528th Sustainment Brigade (Special Operations) (Airborne) at Fort Bragg further demonstrates our capability to address legal challenges unique to special operations. We’ve advised on matters ranging from counterterrorism operations to complex administrative actions, understanding the delicate balance between operational effectiveness and legal compliance in austere, high-risk environments. Cadman Kiker’s reputation as one of the top JAG officers in Army special operations underscores our ability to translate intricate legal challenges into actionable solutions, whether it’s defending against career-threatening investigations or navigating national security law issues specific to special operations missions.

The legal landscape of Special Operations Command at Fort Bragg frequently involves classified operations, rapid deployments, and unique ethical dilemmas that are not encountered in conventional units. Our Fort Bragg Military Lawyers have tackled these challenges head-on, with roles that include advising on real-time operational law during combat deployments (as seen in Cadman Kiker’s service in Iraq and Syria, providing legal guidance on lethal strikes) and managing military justice for special operations training and readiness at USAJFKSWCS. This insider knowledge enables us to defend you against allegations related to operational misconduct, security clearance disputes, or administrative separations that disproportionately affect special operations personnel due to their high-visibility roles.

When your career, reputation, or freedom is on the line within the Special Operations Command at Fort Bragg, you need a legal team that doesn’t just know the law but lives the special operations ethos. The Warrior Law Team is that team. Don’t let a legal issue derail your mission—contact the Law Office of Will M. Helixon today for a confidential consultation. Schedule online or call us now to secure the specialized defense only our Warrior Advocates at Fort Bragg can provide. Your fight is our fight, and we’re ready to stand with you.

Without a doubt. The Fort Bragg Military Lawyers at the Law Office of Will M. Helixon possess extensive and intimate familiarity with disciplinary matters specific to the 82nd Airborne Division, one of Fort Bragg’s most iconic and celebrated units. With 18 combined years of service at Fort Bragg or deployed with its units, our Warrior Law Team has directly engaged with the unique challenges faced by the “All American” Division, renowned for its rapid deployment capabilities and storied history of airborne operations. Our deep-rooted experience within the 82nd Airborne Division, coupled with our comprehensive legal expertise, makes us uniquely qualified to defend paratroopers facing disciplinary actions, ensuring your career and honor are protected with the same tenacity you bring to the mission.

Our Fort Bragg Military Lawyers have served in critical roles directly tied to the 82nd Airborne Division, providing us with an insider’s perspective on the disciplinary matters that often arise in this high-tempo, elite unit. Kyle Meisner (Jumpmaster), a key member of our team, began her 27-year military career as an enlisted paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, serving in various roles, including driver and warehouse clerk, from 1996 to 2000. Her firsthand experience as a grunt in this division provides us with a ground-level understanding of the operational pressures, unit culture, and chain-of-command dynamics that can influence disciplinary issues, ranging from minor infractions to complex investigations. This perspective is invaluable when crafting defenses for soldiers facing Article 15 non-judicial punishment, command-directed investigations, or other adverse actions unique to the rigorous standards of the 82nd.

Beyond personal service within the division, our team has held pivotal legal positions that intersect with 82nd Airborne Division disciplinary matters. We’ve served as Brigade Judge Advocate for units, including the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team (Jalalabad), during Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) VIII with the 82nd Airborne Division Headquarters (Bagram Air Base), advising commanders on Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) matters, administrative actions, and operational law during combat deployments. Roles such as Trial Counsel (Prosecutor) and Administrative Law Attorney for XVIII Airborne Corps, which oversee the 82nd, have equipped us to handle courts-martial, separations, and GOMOR rebuttals specific to the division’s soldiers.

Additionally, Will M. Helixon (Parachutist), our founder with over 31 years of legal experience, directly advised the 82nd Airborne Division on two of the most high-profile cases in recent military history during his temporary deployment to Kandahar, Afghanistan, in 2012 as a Special Victim Prosecutor. In the case of United States v. BG Jeffrey Sinclair, a former deputy commander of the 82nd, Will provided critical legal guidance on charges involving adultery, inappropriate relationships, and allegations of sexual assault, ultimately leading to Sinclair’s guilty plea on lesser charges in a 2014 court-martial at Fort Bragg. In the tragic Danny Chen suicide case, involving multiple soldiers from the 82nd, Will advised on initial evidence and witness interviews related to charges of hazing, negligent homicide, and maltreatment that led to PVT Chen’s death in 2011, a case that drew national attention to racial harassment and unit discipline issues within the division.

Will M. Helixon also emerged as a key defender in the high-profile court-martial of SGT Bowe Bergdahl at Fort Bragg referred by the U.S. Army Forces Command. As part of the United States v. Bowe Bergdahl defense team, Will actively shaped strategy during multiple pretrial motions, fiercely challenging unlawful command influence from prominent political figures, including Senator John McCain. In a pivotal 2016 hearing, Helixon questioned General Robert B. Abrams, pressing on external biases, a move that reinforced defense motions to protect judicial integrity. Listed on the Bergdahl Docket, his strategic input on motions addressing systemic bias was critical. With a legacy of advising on landmark cases, such as U.S. v. BG Jeffrey Sinclair, Helixon’s combat-tested insight and trial advocacy fortified Bergdahl’s defense against desertion charges. His relentless commitment exemplifies why service members trust the Law Office of Will M. Helixon. These landmark cases underscore our ability to navigate the most complex and sensitive disciplinary matters with strategic precision.

The 82nd Airborne Division’s unique operational tempo—often involving rapid global deployments, intense training cycles, and high-visibility missions—can lead to disciplinary challenges distinct from other units, such as allegations of misconduct under stress, AWOL during deployment cycles, or violations of good order and discipline in combat zones. Our Fort Bragg Military Attorneys, including retired Major Cadman Kiker (Parachutist), who runs our Fort Bragg office, and Matthew Krause (Parachutist), a retired Colonel who served as Deputy Staff Judge Advocate for XVIII Airborne Corps at Fort Bragg, have the expertise to address these issues head-on. Whether it’s defending against accusations tied to combat-related stress, navigating the fallout of unit-level hazing or maltreatment allegations, or protecting your rights during a separation board, we understand the 82nd’s culture of excellence and the pressure to maintain readiness. Our roles as Civilian Defense Counsel, Chief of Military Justice, and Deputy Staff Judge Advocate (DSJA) across Fort Bragg units ensure that we can counter command overreach and secure fair outcomes for paratroopers.

When you’re an 82nd Airborne Division soldier facing disciplinary action, you need a legal team that knows your world—not just the law, but the life of a paratrooper ready to jump into action at a moment’s notice. The Warrior Law Team at the Law Office of Will M. Helixon is that team. With our unparalleled experience in the 82nd and a track record of success in high-profile cases, we’re prepared to fight for you with the same airborne spirit you embody. Don’t let a disciplinary matter derail your career—contact us today for a confidential consultation. Schedule online or call now to secure the defense you deserve from Fort Bragg Military Lawyers who’ve lived the cadence, “Stand up, hook up, shuffle to the door, jump right out and count to four.”

When facing sexual assault allegations at Fort Bragg, the Warrior Law Team at the Law Office of Will M. Helixon stands as your unparalleled defense, offering a unique blend of specialized expertise, proven success, and deep-rooted connection to the Fort Bragg community. As Fort Bragg Military Lawyers, our Warrior Law Team collectively brings over 245 years of legal experience, having tried over 366 contested courts-martial and 217 separation boards, with a specific focus on navigating the complex and high-stakes nature of sexual assault cases under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Our 18 combined years of service at Fort Bragg or with its deployed units—spanning XVIII Airborne Corps, 82nd Airborne Division, and special operations commands like 1st SFC in the 528th Sustainment Brigade—ensure we understand the local command climate and operational pressures that often frame these allegations, making us uniquely equipped to defend you with precision and resolve.

Our Fort Bragg Military Lawyers possess an unmatched depth of knowledge in sexual assault defense, drawn from critical roles within the military justice system. Team members, including Will M. Helixon, have served as former Special Victim Prosecutors, giving us insider insight into the strategies and tactics of the Office of Special Trial Counsel (OSTC), which prosecutes sexual assault cases independently of the chain of command. This dual perspective—having prosecuted and defended sexual assault cases—is complemented by the team member’s experience as Special Victim Counsel, Chief of Training for the U.S. Trial Defense Service, and even a retired U.S. Army Trial Judge, ensuring we anticipate every angle of the government’s case while crafting robust defenses. Will M. Helixon’s analysis in a YouTube video highlights the critical need to challenge inconsistencies in accuser statements, leverage forensic evidence, and expose investigative biases—strategies we employ to dismantle weak cases before they reach trial.

Our track record speaks volumes. In the first half of 2025, Will M. Helixon successfully “killed” two high-profile sexual assault cases in other jurisdictions after they were preferred for trial. In one, a Major accused of multiple specifications of sexual assault of a child saw charges dismissed during a hotly contested Article 32 investigation due to exposed evidentiary gaps. In another, a Specialist charged with multiple counts of rape benefited from a joint interview revealing critical inconsistencies and bias in the alleged victim’s account, leading the OSTC to lose confidence in her story and dismiss the case. Over the past

two years, we’ve secured multiple acquittals in fully litigated sexual assault cases and negotiated creative plea agreements sparing clients from the lifelong burden of sex offender registration. These outcomes reflect our relentless approach to pretrial investigations, witness interviews, and strategic motions tailored to the current judicial environment.

Based in Fort Bragg, our team—led by Cadman Kiker in Pinehurst, with Kyle Meisner, Matt Krause, Treb Courie, and Will M. Helixon—understands the specific challenges soldiers face here, from rapid deployment stress to unit dynamics that can complicate allegations. With roles like Trial Counsel, Brigade Judge Advocate, and Deputy SJA for XVIII Airborne Corps, we’ve handled cases under Fort Bragg’s intense scrutiny, ensuring your defense accounts for local nuances. Facing sexual assault charges can threaten your career, freedom, and reputation—don’t face it alone. Contact the Law Office of Will M. Helixon today for a confidential consultation. Schedule online or call now; as your Fort Bragg Military Lawyers, we’re ready to fight with the same focus you bring to the mission.

When facing military investigations such as those conducted by the Criminal Investigation Division (CID), Inspector General (IG), Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), or Office of Special Investigations (OSI) at Fort Bragg, the Warrior Law Team at the Law Office of Will M. Helixon offers unmatched expertise as your Fort Bragg Military Lawyers. With over 245 years of collective legal experience, including 165 years of active-duty service and decades in the reserves and National Guard, our team has served a combined 18 years at Fort Bragg or with its deployed units, such as the XVIII Airborne Corps, 82nd Airborne Division, and 1st Special Forces Command. We’ve advised over 6,720 clients, reviewed thousands of investigations, and conducted independent defense inquiries that go deeper than standard probes. Our mission is to protect your career and honor by dismantling flawed government investigations with precision and tenacity, right here at Fort Bragg.

Our Fort Bragg Military Lawyers approach investigations with a comprehensive strategy, leveraging roles as former prosecutors, defense counsel, administrative law attorneys, Staff Judge Advocates (SJAs), Deputy SJAs, and even from the perspective of a retired U.S. Army Trial Judge. This 360-degree view means we have no blind spots when scrutinizing CID, IG, NCIS, or OSI investigations at Fort Bragg. We don’t accept conventional answers or excuses; instead, we conduct independent defense investigations, looking further and more thoroughly than law enforcement to uncover overlooked or ignored evidence. As highlighted by Will M. Helixon in a YouTube analysis, we focus on identifying procedural errors, challenging investigator bias, and exposing gaps in evidence collection—tactics that often shift the narrative in your favor before adverse actions are taken.

A critical decision in any investigation at Fort Bragg is the degree of cooperation with investigators, who often aim to prove guilt rather than conduct impartial inquiries. This includes whether to provide a sworn statement. Our Fort Bragg team, including Cadman Kiker (Fort Bragg office lead), Kyle Meisner, Matt Krause, Treb Courie, and Will M. Helixon, guides you through this dilemma with strategic counsel. Over the last year, we’ve conducted several independent defense investigations, drafting detailed defense reports that are submitted to law enforcement, which they must include in their final findings. This shapes the investigation and establishes a counter-narrative. In eight instances, we successfully convinced law enforcement to find “no probable cause,” thereby preventing adverse actions and securing the expungement of CID titling decisions that can linger in records for decades.

Our success is reflected in the clients we’ve defended during investigations. A field grade officer, cleared of allegations in a European theater, praised Will M. Helixon’s thorough investigation, noting, “Will jumped on a plane, interviewed witnesses, visited the alleged crime scene, took photos, and proved the allegations weren’t feasible… without him, I wouldn’t be here today”. Another senior officer client, facing a career-threatening inquiry, stated, “Will and his team fought like it was their own career on the line, providing comfort and legal strategy that changed everything”. These testimonials reflect our relentless commitment to Fort Bragg soldiers. Additionally, Will M. Helixon’s expertise is so respected that the U.S. Army CID has sought him as a civilian defense counsel to provide investigative and legal training to CID agents, showcasing his profound understanding of the investigative process from the defense perspective.

Whether it’s a CID probe into misconduct, an IG inquiry into command issues, or NCIS/OSI investigations affecting joint personnel at Fort Bragg, our Fort Bragg Military Lawyers—having served as Trial Counsel, Chief of Military Justice, and Brigade Judge Advocate—know how to dismantle government cases by exposing flaws in methodology and evidence. We’ve represented soldiers pending investigations at Fort Bragg, ensuring your rights are protected from the start. Don’t let an investigation derail your future—contact the Law Office of Will M. Helixon today for a confidential consultation. Schedule online or call now; we’re ready to fight for you with the same dedication you bring to the mission.

Facing domestic violence charges under Article 128b of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) at Fort Bragg can be a devastating blow to your career, reputation, and personal life. Enacted on January 1, 2019, Article 128b identifies domestic violence explicitly as a distinct offense against spouses, intimate partners, or immediate family members, ensuring convictions are reported to national databases under the Lautenberg Amendment, which prohibits firearm

possession for those convicted. Previously, such cases were often miscategorized under broader assault provisions, such as Article 128, leading to underreporting and inconsistent accountability. As Fort Bragg Military Lawyers, the Warrior Law Team at the Law Office of Will M. Helixon stands as your strongest defense, wielding over 245 years of collective legal experience, including 165 years of active-duty service, to challenge these allegations with strategic precision. Our 18 combined years of service at Fort Bragg or with its deployed units—such as XVIII Airborne Corps, 82nd Airborne Division, and 1st Special Forces Command—equip us with an intimate understanding of the local military culture and command dynamics, ensuring a defense tailored to your unique circumstances at this critical installation.

At Fort Bragg, the military’s intense scrutiny of domestic violence, reserving cases to the Office of Special Trial Counsel (OSTC) and escalating investigations involving strangulation to CID, NCIS, or OSI, means even minor accusations can rapidly escalate, often taking on a life of their own. We recognize the profound strain on military families here, where the high operational tempo, long hours, field exercises, and sudden deployments characteristic of units like the 82nd Airborne Division create fertile ground for misunderstandings or exaggerated claims. Add to this the potential for transitional compensation incentives during divorce or custody disputes, and unfounded allegations can persist in fractured relationships. Having represented hundreds of service members facing such accusations, our Fort Bragg Military Lawyers, including Cadman Kiker (Fort Bragg office lead), Kyle Meisner, Matt Krause, Treb Courie, and Will M. Helixon, draw on their diverse backgrounds, including roles such as Trial Counsel, Brigade Judge Advocate, and Deputy SJA, to dissect these cases. We separate fact from fiction by employing experts to scrutinize medical records and alleged injuries, while probing for ulterior motives and bias to expose inflated or unsupported claims, ensuring the truth emerges.

Our investigative approach is relentless and unparalleled. With over 6,720 clients advised and thousands of investigations reviewed, we conduct independent defense inquiries that delve deeper than standard CID or MPI probes at Fort Bragg, rejecting conventional narratives and uncovering overlooked or ignored evidence. We’ve represented soldiers pending domestic violence investigations locally, guiding them through the critical decision of how much to cooperate with investigators, often biased toward proving guilt. In the last year, we defended half a dozen soldiers facing involuntary separation for domestic violence allegations, securing retention or honorable discharges in all but one case. Our experience as prosecutors, defense counsel, administrative law attorneys, SJAs, DSJAs, and from the bench ensures a comprehensive perspective with no overlooked details, allowing us to critically dismantle government investigations by exposing procedural flaws, inconsistent testimony, and evidentiary gaps. This multi-faceted expertise enables us to anticipate every move by OSTC or CID, crafting counter-narratives that protect your future.

Client testimonials highlight our unwavering commitment to defending against domestic violence charges. Sergeant Christopher Oty, stationed in Germany,faced charges of domestic violence and strangulation, and shared, “I felt upset… I was not allowed to tell my side of the story… Will made sure that no one was just saying things without any sort of facts behind them… there is a lot more to your side of the story than the military might make it seem to believe,” reflecting how we ensure your narrative is heard and substantiated. Sergeant First Class Gerald Turner, facing administrative separation for domestic violence and DUI, noted, “Will talked me off the ledge… each time I felt overwhelmed or stressed out… he made time to actually speak to me and explain the process… he defended my case to the end,” showcasing our personal dedication and emotional support during such crises. These powerful endorsements affirm the trust soldiers place in our Fort Bragg Military Lawyers to navigate these complex allegations with skill and care.

Don’t let domestic violence charges under Article 128b jeopardize your life and service at Fort Bragg. Trust the Warrior Law Team at the Law Office of Will M. Helixon to stand as your shield, fighting with the same resolve you bring to the battlefield. Contact us today for a confidential consultation—schedule online or call now. With our proven track record and localized expertise, your future demands the strongest defense, and we’re prepared to deliver it.

Yes, and at your convenience. The Fort Bragg Military Lawyers at the Law Office of Will M. Helixon are absolutely available for emergency legal consultations at Fort Bragg. We understand that military legal issues—whether a sudden court-martial charge, an urgent investigation by CID or IG, or an immediate administrative action—often arise without warning and demand swift, decisive action to protect your career, reputation, and freedom. With our local office right here at Fort Bragg, led by Cadman Kiker from nearby Pinehurst, and supported by a team of seasoned military law experts, including Kyle Meisner, Will M. Helixon, Matt Krause, and Treb Courie, we are uniquely positioned to respond to your crisis with the urgency it requires. Our deep roots in the Fort Bragg community, backed by 18 combined years of service at this installation or with its deployed units, such as the XVIII Airborne Corps and 82nd Airborne Division, ensure we’re not just nearby but intimately familiar with the local command climate and legal challenges you face.

Local Presence for Immediate Response

Our Fort Bragg office, located at [insert address], is just minutes away from key military installations and on-post facilities, ensuring we can act fast when time is of the essence. Unlike distant firms unfamiliar with Fort Bragg’s unique environment, our physical proximity means we’re ready to meet you at a moment’s notice. Whether you’re stationed with the 1st Special Forces Command, U.S. Army JFK Special Warfare Center and School, or any other unit at Fort Bragg, our local presence allows us to provide rapid, face-to-face emergency consultations to address your legal crisis without delay. We’ve built our practice on being accessible to the soldiers and families who need us most, right here in the heart of this military community.

Multiple Accessibility Options for Your Convenience

We understand that emergencies don’t wait for business hours, and accessing a military lawyer promptly can make all the difference. That’s why the Law Office of Will M. Helixon offers a variety of easy, immediate ways to connect with our Fort Bragg Military Lawyers, ensuring you can get help exactly when you need it. You can text us directly for a quick response, engage via secure live chat on our website for real-time assistance, or send an email ([email protected]) detailing your situation for a prompt reply. We also provide case inquiry forms on our website for structured submissions, as well as a calendar scheduling tool to book a consultation at your earliest convenience. For those who prefer a direct conversation, call us anytime at our dedicated line to speak with a team member who understands the urgency of your situation (913-353-6466). Our goal is to remove every barrier to access, so you can focus on addressing the crisis at hand.

Flexible Meeting Options on Your Terms

Time is of the essence in military legal emergencies, and we are committed to meeting you on your terms, wherever and whenever suits you best. Whether you prefer to come to our Fort Bragg office for a private consultation, meet on-post at a location convenient to your duty station, or arrange a neutral off-base spot that ensures your comfort and confidentiality, we’re ready to accommodate. If circumstances prevent an in-person meeting, we can conduct emergency consultations via secure virtual platforms, ensuring you receive expert guidance without delay. Our team, with over 245 years of collective experience and roles ranging from Staff Judge Advocate to Trial Counsel, is prepared to drop everything to prioritize your urgent needs, just as we’ve done for over 6,720 clients facing critical legal challenges.

Why Choose Us for Emergency Consultations?

Our Fort Bragg Military Lawyers are not only accessible but also uniquely qualified to handle your emergency with strategic precision. Having served in pivotal positions, including Chief of Military Justice, Deputy Staff Judge Advocate, and Special Victim Prosecutor, across various Fort Bragg units, we bring insider knowledge of military justice processes, from investigations to courts-martial. Cadman Kiker, managing our local office, formerly oversaw military justice at USAJFKSWCS, ensuring real-time insight into Fort Bragg’s legal landscape. Whether it’s an Article 15, a domestic violence charge under Article 128b, or a security clearance issue, we’ve seen it all and acted fast to secure favorable outcomes. Our proven track record—366 contested courts-martial and 217 separation boards—demonstrates our readiness to advocate for you in any crisis.

Act Now—Your Future Can’t Wait

When a military legal emergency strikes at Fort Bragg, every second counts. A single misstep can jeopardize your career, family, and freedom. Don’t face this alone—reach out to the Warrior Law Team at the Law Office of Will M. Helixon today. Text, chat, email, fill out a case inquiry form, schedule online, or call us directly to secure an emergency consultation. We’re here to meet you where you are, on your terms, with the urgency your situation demands. Trust our Fort Bragg Military Lawyers to stand by your side with the same dedication you bring to the mission. Contact us now—your fight is our fight.