Yes, but only in a limited, advisory capacity. Military attorneys can provide basic legal assistance for personal civil issues such as divorce, custody, child support, consumer contracts, and wills. They may help draft documents, explain court procedures, or review agreements. However, they cannot represent clients in civilian court. Their services are limited to advice and document preparation, especially when the legal issue occurs off-post or under state jurisdiction. In those cases, service members are encouraged to hire a civilian attorney. Military attorneys play a valuable role in helping service members understand their rights and options while pointing them toward the appropriate legal resources for full representation.