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Being arrested in Tennessee can have a significant impact on a person’s life. Depending on the charges, there can be various consequences for a conviction. If it is a young person who is relatively prominent in the area, there may be long-term implications that can be difficult to undo.

There is no question that you want what is best for your child. At one point, this may have included the stability of a happy family, but this is not always a guarantee parents can make.

The battle against illegal drug use and trafficking continues in Tennessee. A recent investigation in Cheatham County resulted in the arrest of three people.

It might not be all that uncommon for bus drivers to experience bouts with distraction as they transport numerous children to and from school. In some cases, the moment it takes to catch the attention of kids and direct them back to their seats could be all it takes for a driver to become distracted and veer off course.

The holiday season is a time for spending time with friends and family and celebrating the season. On occasion, these get-togethers include alcohol, and people may not be aware of how alcohol impacts their ability to drive. Additionally, one may lose track of how much he or she has had to drink before getting behind the wheel of a car.

Your life will change after a DUI arrest, especially if it leads to a conviction. If police recently arrested you for suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol, it would be a good idea for you to learn as much as you can about Tennessee laws governing alcohol-related offenses and your options for defending yourself against the charges.

Tennessee parents never want to do anything that will hurt their children. Unfortunately, some events in life may cause unavoidable emotional pain to children, such as when parents decide to divorce.

The end of a Tennessee marriage can cause immense sadness and heartache as the dream of growing old with one’s partner is no longer a reality. Other emotions may enter into the situation including anger and resentment.

The terms helicopter parents and bulldozer parents have become very familiar in recent years. Where divorcing parents are concerned, there is another term, high-conflict parents.

Sunday evenings are often a time for get-togethers with friends to perhaps watch some football or just enjoy each other’s company. Such occasions often involve sharing alcoholic beverages with friends and some people may not be aware of alcohol’s impact on their ability to drive a motor vehicle.