Elizabethtown/Fort Knox Military Defense Lawyers

While Fort Knox is home to many active-duty soldiers and their families, a fair number also live in Elizabethtown, a small town fifteen miles south of the base. Wherever a servicemember lives in the area, the team at Capovilla & Williams is ready to step up if expertise in military criminal law is required. We have worked as military prosecutors and military defense attorneys, giving us a unique understanding of the legal system you may now find yourself caught up in. And we understand how stressful it is to be facing legal difficulties while serving your country.

Military Defense Practice Areas

The attorneys at Capovilla & Williams have represented service members across the U.S. and on six continents, and they can leverage that experience defending you. We are ready to investigate your case and, if necessary, execute a vigorous court-martial defense. Our practice areas include:

• Sexual Assault Defense
• Domestic Violence Defense
• Article 15/Non-Judicial Proceedings
• Discharge Upgrades
• Drug Crimes/Positive Urinalysis Defense
• Separation Boards
• Discharge Upgrades

Fort Knox 

Named for the first U.S. Secretary of War, Henry Knox, this U.S. Army installation was established in 1918. Its numerous units cover a broad range of functions. Some of the units include:

U.S. Army Recruiting Command (USAREC): While recruiting operations are conducted throughout the U.S., its territories, and at military facilities abroad, the headquarters are at Fort Knox. In areas ranging from resource management to personnel, USAREC has more than 400 officers, enlisted members, and civilian employees at work.

First U.S. Army Division East and 84^th Training Command: Programs at this unit prepare soldiers for combat, develop leadership skills, and provide training in mission command. Its mission combines a commitment both to develop combat-ready soldiers and make the quality of life of soldiers, civilians, and their families a priority.

U.S. Army Reserve Aviation Command (ARAC) and 100^th Division: All Army Reserve aviation is under the command and control of this unit. In support of Army or joint operations, ARAC provides airfield management, combat aviation brigade reinforcement, air traffic services, and more. ARAC also supports emergency response by FEMA.

1^st Theater Sustainment Command (1^st TSC): This unit ensures that military divisions can accomplish their mission by providing the supplies and transportation capabilities they need. From serving tens of thousands of meals to receiving a few million gallons of fuel in a single day, 1^st TSC supports the U.S. military worldwide. 

ROTC 

Capovilla & Williams defends cadets in ROTC programs throughout Kentucky, including the schools listed below, and those who participate in ROTC Cadet Summer Training at Fort Knox. If you or your child is facing the possibility of being removed from service or any other legal issue with ROTC, we can help.

• Eastern Kentucky University ROTC

Army ROTC classes at Eastern Kentucky University are also available for students at these schools:

• Union College
• University of the Cumberland

• Morehead State University ROTC
• University of Kentucky ROTC

Army ROTC classes at the University of Kentucky are also available for students at these schools:

• Asbury University
• Centre College
• Georgetown College
• Kentucky State University
• Midway College
• Transylvania University

• University of Louisville ROTC

Army ROTC classes at the University of Louisville are also available for students at these schools:

• Bellarmine University
• Indiana University Southeast
• Spalding University

• Western Kentucky University ROTC
  

Experienced Military Criminal Defense Attorneys

If you’re facing criminal charges, court-martial, or disciplinary action—don’t delay—call an experienced Capovilla & Williams military defense specialist today at 404-496-7674 or contact us online. Your initial consultation is free and confidential.

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