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Legal Advisory Notice
The information displayed on this web site is meant for the sole use of active duty service members, retirees, their families, and other personnel eligible for legal assistance from the Fort Bragg Office of the Staff Judge Advocate. The information is general in nature and presented to assist those eligible persons prepare for a legal assistance appointment with a professional in the legal office. Rights and responsibilities vary widely according to the particular set of circumstances in each case. Laws can vary across states, services, and civilian jurisdictions and laws are changed from time to time.
This web site and all links have been produced for general informational purposes only and does not create an attorney-client relationship. It should not be used as a substitute for specific legal advice from an attorney. Any links provided are only for the convenience of the user and are not endorsed by the Army.
Location
The Office of the Staff Judge Advocate is located at Building 2-1133 on the corner of Macomb and Stiner Street. On the same street as the XVIII Airborne Corps Headquarters. Legal Assistance is located in the Soldier Support Center, 2843 Normandy Dr., 1st Floor, Wing D.
If you have additional questions, please contact the appropriate section under the Contacts tab.
Contacts
You may contact the Legal Assistance Office during our operating hours by telephone at (910) 396-6113.
By email click fort.bragg.legal-assistance-office@army.mil
You may also stop by in person to schedule an appointment..
Telephone Numbers
| Office | Phone |
| Administrative Law | 910-908-6040 |
| Claims | 910-396-7505 |
| Criminal Law | 910-908-5990 |
| Special Victims Counsel (SVC) | 910-908-4318 |
| Trial Defense Services | 910-396-9685 |
Legal Assistance
Legal Assistance
We provide legal services to Fort Bragg & the local military community.
We are located in the Client Services Office in Wing D of the Soldier Support Center, 1st Floor. If you enter the Soldier Support Center through the main doors, turn left at the information desk and go down the hallway. Client Services will be on your left across from Retiree Services.
Welcome and thank you for visiting the Fort Bragg Legal Assistance page! We offer a wide range of services to all individuals entitled to our legal assistance.
Eligible clients
If you are entitled to legal assistance, our office can provide advice concerning personal, non-business, civil legal problems, including preparation of some legal documents. We are limited to assisting only those eligible clients with noncommercial, non-criminal matters.
It is very important that you ask the legal office to review and explain questionable legal documents before you sign them. If you are unable to resolve a problem yourself, it is best to seek legal advice as soon as possible since delay rarely makes things better and the law may limit your remedy if you do not act quickly.
Please remember: In general, Army regulations and staffing considerations do not permit our attorneys to represent you in civil court. Except in very rare circumstances, you will need to engage a civilian attorney for any in-court representation that is required.
WALK-IN SERVICES
The following services may be performed on a walk-in basis:
- Notary Services
- Powers of Attorney
APPOINTMENTS
Individual Legal Assistance is provided by Appointment only!
APPOINTMENTS: Appointments are made starting at 0900 Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays and Wednesdays starting 1300.
The appointments process can be started by coming into our office.
- Soldier Support Center (SSC), Bldg. 2843, Fort Bragg M-W 0900-1545, Th 1300-1545, & F 0900-1145
Please remember to:
- Bring your Military I.D.
- Arrive 10 minutes prior to the scheduled appointment time.
* Please note that arriving 10 minutes late for the scheduled appointment time will result in cancellation of the appointment and reported as a “no show.”
IMPORTANT!
WILLS/ESTATE PLANNING:
If you are represented by a civilian attorney on any matter for which you are seeking legal assistance, you must get a written waiver or letter of consent BEFORE we can speak to you.
The following cases are handled on an appointment basis, for all active-duty personnel, retirees, and their family members:
- Consumer Law
- Landlord/Tenant Complaints
- OER and NCOER Appeals
- Line of Duty Investigations
- Wills
- Identity Theft
- FLIPL Rebuttals
- Debt Collection/Credit Reporting Problems
- Unsigned Contracts
- Memorandums of Reprimand Rebuttals
- Immigration and Naturalization
- Service Members Civil Relief Act (SCRA)
- Other IAW Regulations
Legal Assistance Attorneys CANNOT provide advice on the following topics: Military Justice Matters, Civilian Criminal Issues, Private Business Activities (including Landlords), Employment Matters (other than USERRA), or Litigation against the United States.
We are available for notary services and powers of attorney during normal business hours.
Please, check our great Army Legal Assistance webpage for more information.
For most up-to-date office closures and information, please visit our Facebook page by clicking on the icon below:
The office is closed on all Federal , XVIII Airborne Corps training holidays, and periodically for military training obligations. Additionally we are closed on the following dates:
15 May 2026 - OSJA Staff Ride
22 May 2026 - Training Holiday
25 May 2026 - Memorial Day Holiday
19 Jun 2026 - Juneteenth Holiday
22 Jun 2026 - Training Holiday
Legal Assistance Office
We provide legal services to Fort Bragg & the local military community.
We are located in the Client Services Office in Wing D of the Soldier Support Center, 1st Floor. If you enter the Soldier Support Center through the main doors, turn left at the information desk and go down the hallway. Client Services will be on your left across from Retiree Services.
WILLS/ESTATES PLANNING:
Advance life directive (living will), health care powers of attorney, and durable powers of attorney are available on a walk-in basis or in conjunction with an appointment.
- Living wills allow you to make decisions about life support.
- Health care powers of attorney allow you to name a person to make medical decisions for you if you become unable to make decisions for yourself.
- Durable financial powers of attorney allow you to name a person to handle your affairs if you become incapacitated.
