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Football and alcohol frequently go together in Tennessee. Football, alcohol and driving have the potential to be a dangerous combination.

A death caused by a motor vehicle accident is a tragedy. It can be all the more so if caused by a drunk driver.

Facing drug charges can be confusing and frightening. With the rise in addictions and deaths from overdoses and the increase in violent crime coming to the once quiet areas of Tennessee, police and lawmakers seem to be toughening their stance on prosecuting drug crimes to the fullest extent.

Young people in Tennessee are often in a hurry to grow up. This is particularly true of those leaving their teen years and entering their 20s.

Divorce rates in the United States are on the decrease among younger married couples. This generation is waiting longer to get married, with the couple often living together first.

Marriages are entered into with a promise of ‘for better or worse.’ Many couples who have been married for a long time, raised families and had careers are questioning that promise as they consider their happiness in their golden years.

When an officer pulls you over for allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol, it can be stressful and somewhat frightening. In that moment, you may not know what your options are.

Sunday afternoons in the summer invite one to venture outdoors, enjoy the pleasant weather, spend time with friends and perhaps have a few drinks. A woman possibly returning home from one such afternoon in Tennessee may have been unaware of how alcohol she had consumed impaired her ability to drive.

Summer is the season for enjoying time with friends, laying back and occasionally drinking a little bit too much. Getting behind the wheel of a car if one has had a few drinks can lead to a DUI or worse.

A young person who is charged with drunk driving can feel like his or her life is coming to an end. When the accident that led to the charge involves the death of another person, one’s life can quickly become a nightmare.