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Attorney Richard V. Stevens is located in the Washington D.C. area and attorney Frank J. Spinner is located in Colorado Springs, CO. This provides close access to a large number of major military bases. However, when necessary, we travel to meet with our clients wherever they are stationed or serving around the world.

Working with Our Military Defense Law Firm

Attorney Richard V. Stevens and attorney Frank J. Spinner have separate and independent law practices, with no common clients, offices, or personnel. Each attorney represents military clients stationed anywhere in the world. When not together in person, we can coordinate with you through video chat, phone, email, or other electronic messaging.

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    “Your client has no idea how lucky he was to have hired you.”

    - Former Senior Military JAG Attorney

    “He simply commanded the courtroom, prepared to the teeth, and, most importantly, retained his personal and professional manner that proved so impressive in his advocacy success.”

    - Former Senior Military Judge

    “His advocacy, compassion, intellect, and demeanor are unsurpassed.”

    - Former Military Staff Judge Advocate and Trial Judge

    “That was the best closing argument I have ever seen; by a civilian or military attorney.”

    - Senior Court Reporter

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    Military Noncommissioned Officer Has Sexual Assault Case Dropped (UCMJ Article 120)

    Recently, a military noncommissioned officer defended by attorney Richard V. Stevens (Military Defense Law Offices of Richard V. Stevens, P.C.) had the alleged sexual assault case he faced dropped by the military before court-martial charges were preferred against him (UCMJ A [...]

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