Act on the timeline
Military response periods can be short, so notices and deadlines are reviewed first.
Military Law
Military experience brought to complex service-related matters
Military proceedings move under their own rules, culture, and timelines. Mark C. Prugh’s background as a military officer and Judge Advocate informs representation for service members facing career-altering decisions.
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Matters this practice can include
- Article 15 and nonjudicial punishment
- Administrative separation actions
- Article 32 preliminary hearings
- Courts-martial defense
- Military records corrections
- Service-related administrative matters
A clear process
What happens after you call
Assess career impact
Legal choices are considered alongside rank, benefits, clearance, and future service.
Prepare the response
Evidence, statements, witnesses, and the appropriate forum are evaluated together.
Located near Fort Leonard Wood and available to discuss military matters that may extend beyond Missouri.
Speak with our office
Start with a conversation
Tell us what is happening, what deadline you face, and what outcome matters most. We will let you know whether the office can help.