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Who you will talk to

Each office has a partner who handles its cases. All three read every serious file, so a transfer or a deployment never leaves your case behind.

  • Clarissa Voorhees, a woman with short gray hair and round glasses in a black blazer over a white blouse, seated with her arms crossed

    Clarissa Voorhees

    Partner · Pensacola

    A former Navy judge advocate who takes courts-martial and board hearings.

  • Raymond Kincannon, a man in a beige suit, blue shirt and patterned tie, buttoning his jacket against a dark gray backdrop

    Raymond Kincannon

    Partner · Fort Walton Beach

    A former Air Force judge advocate who leads discharge upgrades and records corrections.

  • Abigail Dockery, a smiling woman with curly hair in a cream blazer holding a green folder against a pale office wall

    Abigail Dockery

    Partner · Panama City

    Grew up in an Army family and handles divorce and custody for military families.

How the firm works

If you move, the file moves

Orders change. A case should not stop when they do.

  • One file, three readers

    Every serious matter is read by all three partners, not only the one whose office you visit.

  • Meet anywhere, by any means

    Phone, video and the office nearest where you are now. If you are reassigned, the same lawyer keeps the case.

  • A plan in writing

    What is due, who does it and by when, so the team can pick up the thread if you cannot be reached.

Start with the lawyer nearest you

Pick the office closest to you, or tell us where you are and we will say who should call back.

Please don't send confidential details by email or form; we will ask for them on the call.