A drunk driving charge can be detrimental to a Tennessee resident’s career, reputation, and home life. That is why many individuals facing these serious criminal matters choose to approach their charges with the help of knowledgeable DUI and criminal defense...
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What is First Degree Murder?
Anyone who has watched a crime drama on television has probably heard the terms murder, homicide, and manslaughter. These legal concepts are often used by television shows for sensational purposes and boosted ratings, but in reality they identify some of the most...
Can I get alimony during my divorce in Tennessee?
Spouses seeking alimony during their divorce may wonder when alimony may be awarded in Tennessee during divorce. Likewise, spouses that may end up paying alimony following their divorce may wonder on what basis alimony may be awarded. This makes understanding alimony...
How to help your divorce go smoothly
You have probably heard horror stories from friends about how terrible their divorce was. You might have seen it first-hand if you supported them through the crisis. Now that you are about to divorce, you may be wondering if it will be as bad for you. Divorce does not...
Self-defense as a criminal defense option
Different criminal charges require different defense strategies to meet the needs of individuals pulled into the legal system. In order to best address how to overcome one’s legal challenges, it is advisable for Tennessee readers to work with criminal defense...
Three Strong Defenses to Accusations of Assault
The criminal charge of assault is a serious matter that can result in significant penalties and punishments for a Lebanon resident who is convicted of the crime. Defenses exist to the charge of assault, but individuals should know that not all defenses are appropriate...
Tennessee recognizes different categories of statutory rape
The general term “statutory rape” is often associated with a person having a physical relationship with a minor. However, under Tennessee law, statutory rape is not a single crime. There are several different charges that may originate from the general legal concept...
Is “cyber-flashing” a criminal offense in Tennessee?
Exposing one's genitals to others without their consent, or "flashing" someone, is a criminal offense that can leave victims traumatized. The proliferation of security cameras and dashcams in vehicles has helped reduce in-person flashing, but the internet has provided...