Marital Dissolution Agreements FAQ

A marital dissolution agreement (MDA) is an agreement where two spouses agree to the division of their property/assets and agree to divorce.

Millennials are Disrupting This Aspect of Family Law

Overall, divorce rates are decreasing, and experts say millennials are to thank. These young adults are disrupting what has otherwise been an upward family law trend.

Modifying a Court Ordered Parenting Plan

Making a parenting plan isn't as simple as it sounds. This article discusses Tennessee law for modifying a court-ordered parenting plan.

Navigating DUI Checkpoints in Tennessee

Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in Tennessee, and law enforcement agencies use various methods to enforce DUI laws, including the use of DUI checkpoints.

Navigating DUI Convictions and Maintaining Professional Licenses

Whether you're a Registered Nurse, Physician, CPA, massage therapist, tattoo artist, or hold any professional license, a conviction of any kind, especially one involving drugs or alcohol, can have profound implications on your Tennessee license and your career. Today, we're exploring the impact of DUI convictions on maintaining your professional licenses.

Navigating Drug Charges in Tennessee

The prospect of facing drug charges in Tennessee can be a harrowing experience, fraught with uncertainty and the potential for life-altering consequences. At Hagar and Phillips, Attorneys at Law, we understand the gravity of these situations and are dedicated to offering guidance and support. In this blog post, we aim to demystify the complexities surrounding drug charges in Tennessee, providing valuable insights to those navigating these challenging waters.

Navigating Drug Charges in Tennessee Video

Facing drug charges in Tennessee can be daunting, with consequences that can alter your life. Today, we're breaking down what you need to know about drug charges in Tennessee.

Navigating the Changing Landscape of Drug Laws in Tennessee

Nurse Disciplinary Process in Tennessee

As a licensed nurse in Tennessee, whether you are an LPN, RN, or APRN, you are entitled to due process before disciplinary action may be taken against your license. Due process requires that the Tennessee Department of Health and Board of Nursing (“Board”) take certain procedural steps, which include giving you notice and the opportunity to be heard before disciplining your license. This article will broadly outline the typical process for nurse disciplinary actions in Tennessee.

OIG Exclusion in Tennessee

When your professional reputation and livelihood are on the line, few things sound more intimidating than an OIG exclusion notice. For Tennessee healthcare providers, doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and therapists, this type of federal action can have major consequences for both your career and your state medical license.