Failures to adhere to the Security Clearance Guidelines such as financial irresponsibility, prohibited foreign contacts, or criminal misconduct may result in a suspension of your clearance. This will typically include notice of the government’s intent to revoke your clearance by providing you a “Statement of Reasons” (SOR) wherein all of the specific reasons or concerns that the government has about your trustworthiness are provided in a detailed report. Once you have received an SOR, there is a limited amount of time within which you must respond to the allegations and either deny or admit that they occurred. This rebuttal to the SOR is an extremely important step in the defense of your clearance and career. A well-argued rebuttal can often lead to your clearance being quickly and favorably restored.
Criminal Defense Cases We Handle
Reviews & Results
Our reputation is built on the trust our clients place in us and the results we work to achieve. We understand that results matter, and so does how you are treated along the way.
Our Attorneys
Eric Leckie
Founding Attorney. Marine Corps JAG. Former Prosecutor.
Founder of Invictus Law and a former United States Marine Corps Judge Advocate with over 23 years of trial experience in federal criminal defense, military law, and security clearance matters.
Shemeka Hankins
Former Prosecutor, Decorated Trial Attorney & Fearless Criminal Defense Lawyer
Partner. Former Prosecutor with the Virginia Beach and Norfolk Commonwealth Attorney's Office, recognized as a Super Lawyers Rising Star and Virginia State Bar Local Bar Leader of the Year.
Yolanda Beasley
Family Law and Trial Attorney. Certified Guardian ad Litem.
Virginia Beach native and certified Guardian ad Litem recognized as a Super Lawyers Rising Star (2023, 2024) and National Black Lawyers Top 40 Under 40.












