Military law lawyers | Delissen Martens

Military law deals with laws and regulations concerning military personnel. It can cover a wide range of topics, such as if you, as a (former) serviceman, have received a summons for a criminal offence, if you have been injured in or during the performance of your work, or if you have been proposed for discharge from military service.

When Military law is relevant to you

Military law can be relevant in various situations, both for actively serving military personnel and veterans. These may include criminal cases, such as an accusation of a crime committed during service, or legal status cases relating to terms of employment, dismissal or reassignment within Defence. In addition, military disciplinary law may be relevant, involving disciplinary measures and procedures within the armed forces.

If you are faced with any of these cases, it is important to seek legal advice from a specialist with in-depth knowledge of military law. Our lawyers will provide you with the necessary legal assistance, advise you on the possible next steps and ensure that you are well informed about the course and costs of your case. Whether you need preventive advice or active assistance during proceedings, we are ready to assist you with our expertise and experience.

We are at your service, throughout the Netherlands

Are you looking for a military law lawyer? You are welcome to visit our office in The Hague. Our military law lawyers have the right knowledge and expertise to assist you. Although our office is based in The Hague, we operate throughout the Netherlands. See below our team of relevant counsel
in the field of military law.

For this you can contact us:

Burgerambtenaren Militaire ambtenaren Military personal injury Reservisten

Questions and answers

What can a soldier or veteran do in personal injury cases?

As a soldier or veteran, have you suffered physical or mental injury during or after your Ministry of Defence service? Are you a soldier or veteran and have you been injured in or during the performance of your work and have been diagnosed with a service-connected injury (Article 4 or Article 5)? There are schemes for (former) military officials that offer compensation or damages. We can advise you on personal injury and guide you.

What can I expect during an intake interview about my soldier case?

In our experience, good preparation and a clear understanding of your rights are essential. At an intake interview, we discuss your situation, give an overview of possible steps and provide clarity on costs. We also check whether you qualify for subsidised legal aid.

How does Delissen Martens handle privacy and confidentiality in my case?

We avoid media coverage of your case to protect your privacy, unless your interests require otherwise. Our aim is to represent your best interests with a personal and committed approach.