Military Justice Attorneys - Bluffton, SC
Military Lawyers in Bluffton, SC
20 Towne Drive Unit 338 Bluffton, SC 29910
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- 1 Super Lawyers®
- 63 Attorney Ratings
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14
Years
Experience
Bluffton Military Law Firm
Updated: 10/27/2026
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Areas of Practice
- Military
- AWOL Desertion Defense
- Military Domestic Assault Defense
- Drill Instructor Cadre Misconduct Defense
- Military Internet Sex Crime Defense
- Military Larceny Defense
- Military Adultery Defense
- Military Assault Battery Defense
- Military Drug Abuse Defense
- Military Manslaughter Defense
- Military Murder Defense
- Military Recruiter Misconduct Defense
- Military Sexual Assault Defense
- Military OSTC Offenses
- Military Sexual Harassment
- Military Adverse Counseling
- Adverse Fitness Reports / Referred Evaluations
- Article 138 Complaints
- Article 15 / NJP
- Military Demotion Appeals
- Military DNA Expungement
- Titling Actions
- GOMOR Rebuttals / Appeals
- Command Investigations
- Military Sexual Harassment / EO Allegations
- Special Clemency and Parole Boards
- Officer Separations
- Enlisted Separation Boards / Chapter Boards
- Notification Procedures
- Military Mental Health Conditions
- Military PTSD
- TBI
- Military Sexual Assault / Harassment Boards
- Boards for Correction of Military / Naval Records
- Defense Base Act (DBA)
- Military Mass Torts
Firm Information
Overview
At Military Justice Attorneys in Bluffton, South Carolina, we defend service members, veterans and military contractors facing the most consequential moments of their careers. Our practice areas include court-martial defense, administrative separation defense, military sexual assault defense, military drug abuse defense, GOMOR rebuttals and appeals, Discharge Review Boards, Boards for Correction of Military and Naval Records, military mass torts, Defense Base Act claims and Servicemembers Civil Relief Act matters.
Our team consists entirely of former military judge advocates who served on active duty as officers. We understand that military legal action moves quickly, often begins with incomplete information and brings immediate command involvement. That insight allows us to step in early, protect your rank and shape the record before allegations harden into permanent findings.
For soldiers, we offer representation across the full spectrum of Army justice, from CID investigations and Article 15 proceedings to AR 15-6 inquiries, chapter boards, CID titling challenges and court-martial appeals. Our familiarity with Army regulations and command culture ensures your defense anticipates how commanders will weigh each decision. We coordinate criminal and administrative strategies so that no parallel process undermines another, and we also pursue follow-on relief, including correction-board petitions, to safeguard continued service and postservice opportunities.
Clients work directly with experienced attorneys rather than case managers, receiving steady guidance from first consultation through final resolution. Our results, ranging from withdrawn reprimands to promotions after filed GOMORs, reflect a commitment to evidence, procedure and credibility. Because we operate a decentralized practice, we represent personnel of any branch and rank at any installation stateside or abroad.
One allegation should never define everything you have served for. Reach out to us at any hour for a confidential consultation with a former judge advocate, and take the first step toward safeguarding your rank, reputation and future.
Awards and Honors
Super Lawyers® Selectees
Military Justice Attorneys selected for a Super Lawyers® list
- Hill, Joshua G. On a Super Lawyers® List
Attorneys
Staff
- Stacey Kahill, Office Manager
- Lisa Young, Senior Paralegal
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Josh Hill
Managing Partner
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Paul Murray
Partner
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Jon Shelburne
Senior Counsel
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Amy Thomas
Of Counsel
Staff
- Stacey Kahill, Office Manager
- Lisa Young, Senior Paralegal
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