During a traffic stop in Tennessee, many people feel unsure about what will happen next or what the officer is looking for. While each situation is unique, most stops in Wilson County and elsewhere follow a fairly predictable sequence. Understanding that basic pattern can make the experience less confusing and help you stay calm and focused.
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The end of a relationship between two parents is always difficult and stressful. This blog discusses court decisions regarding Tennessee child custody.
View PostBeing charged with a crime can be one of the most stressful and confusing moments in a person’s life. Whether it’s a DUI, drug offense, or other criminal accusation, understanding the process and your rights under Tennessee law is crucial.
View PostTennessee law grants the Tennessee Board of Nursing the power to deny, revoke or suspend a nursing license or certificate or otherwise discipline a nurse if there is proof that the nurse is guilty of a crime. Learn more.
View PostA criminal record can cast a long shadow over job opportunities, housing, and personal goals, even years after a case is resolved. Fortunately, Tennessee law allows many people to petition for expungement, which destroys or seals public records of certain offenses. At Hagar & Phillips in Lebanon, TN, we guide clients through this process to help them move forward with a cleaner slate
View PostNavigating the complexities of divorce can be challenging. In our latest video, we debunk some common myths and answer frequently asked questions about divorce. We discuss misconceptions about property division, the necessity of mutual agreement for divorce finalization, spousal support, how the length of a marriage can affect the divorce outcome, and the crucial first step in filing for divorce.
View PostA criminal charge for drug possession or theft can threaten far more than your record and reputation. For licensed professionals in Tennessee - nurses, teachers, real estate agents, health‑care workers, accountants, and others, one allegation can put your entire career at risk. If you hold a professional license and are facing a drug or theft charge, you need to think about defending both your freedom and your livelihood at the same time.
View PostBeing a Registered Nurse (RN) is a noble profession, but what happens when an RN faces criminal charges? How does it affect their license and career?
View PostTennessee is called a “dual property” state because its family laws draw a distinction between marital property and separate property.
View PostWe've compiled a list of the most commonly asked questions about divorce in Tennessee. Read our Divorce FAQ for more information, or reach out to our office directly.
View PostDivorce is deeply personal, often emotional, and can feel overwhelming. While litigation is typically associated with divorce, many couples in Tennessee are turning to mediation as a powerful alternative that fosters cooperation over conflict. Tiffany Hagar stands out at Hagar and Phillips for her exceptional credentials as a Tennessee Supreme Court Listed Rule 31 Family Mediator. Her support in guiding couples through mediation provides a unique opportunity to resolve disputes efficiently and amicably. If you’re considering divorce and wondering whether mediation is the right path, this guide explains everything you need to know while spotlighting family mediation.
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