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Not long ago, we were looking for a reputable attorney in the area — to get some advice before we settled with “the guilty party’s” insurance agent when I was rear-ended in a car accident.
At the time, we weren’t exactly sure how to find a reputable attorney, and we didn’t know who to ask for a referral.
Do you need a lawyer? We’ve got some tips for you…
Good News!
The first Tuesday of every month, Pro bono lawyers are available to answer your questions, for FREE!
Here’s How It Works:
Licensed volunteer attorneys are available to answer legal questions as part of a FREE no-obligation service to the public.
Lawyers from the Nashville area donate their time by volunteering to participate in the Nashville Bar Association‘s “dial-a-lawyer” program.
The NBA serves as the calling center for the program.
Phone lines are open from 6pm to 8pm on the first Tuesday of every month.
Call: (615) 242-9272
More public resources & help finding an attorney (including pro bono attorneys) in Nashville here.
Need A Will?
(Everyone should have one, you know.)
I’ve heard from a number of reputable sources — including Dave Ramsey –that U.S. Legal Forms is a great company.
They have online legal forms that you can download, print, fill out and get notarized. These are official, legal documents! (more here)
“They have thousands of other legal documents that you can purchase and download online! From wills and power of attorney to real estate contracts and landlord leases, US Legal Forms has it all! It’s easy to use, and their products are the best in the business.”
— Dave Ramsey, personal money management expert
We moved from Florida to Tennessee in 2001. All signs point to the fact that we will probably retire here — by choice. We L O V E Nashville! Our favorite places to live are just south of the City — we’ve had houses in Brentwood, Franklin, and Spring Hill. And we have properties in Leipers Fork, Cookeville, and Lewisburg. This site is where I share my best tips for moving your family to Nashville and/or visiting Nashville for the first time — with the ultimate goal of helping you find fun things to do in Williamson County and Davidson County. When I’m not out & about enjoying the Nashville area, you’ll find me at the corner of Good News & Fun Times as publisher of The Fun Times Guide (32 fun & helpful websites). To date, I’ve written over 500 articles on this site! Many of them have upwards of 100K shares.
