Family Law and Criminal Defense Attorney Serving Clients in Tennessee
The Law Office of David L. Scott offers comprehensive legal representation to Tennessee residents dealing with family law or criminal defense matters. We are legal counsel for individuals facing divorce, paternity proceedings, contested child custody and visitation disputes, and child support establishment or the modification of a current child support obligation. Our lawyers, David L. Scott and Brittani Wright, also offer their extensive legal experience to clients confronted with criminal prosecution such as DUI/DWI, drug charges, theft and assault or other violent offenses.
Our law firm fosters open communication with our clients to best assess their legal needs. Sensitive family law matters require counsel with an understanding of the stress of child custody matters, as well as the financial issues associated with divorce and child support. The Law Office of David L. Scott also focuses on issues of fathers' rights. We are committed to informing fathers of the full extent of their parental rights and advocate for those rights in child custody, visitation and paternity disputes.
Our attorneys are available to provide advocacy for our clients through every step of their case. We are pleased to address all of our clients' family law needs so that their disputes may be resolved through mediation. However, if resolution through agreement is not possible, our firm is always ready to proceed to litigation in order to produce the best possible results in each case.
With many years of experience, David L. Scott also provides vigorous legal representation to individuals charged with criminal offenses throughout Rutherford, Cannon and Davidson counties.
The Law Office of David L. Scott is located in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and serves clients in the surrounding area including Smyrna, Antioch, La Vergne, Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Mount Juliet, Lebanon, Woodbury, McMinnville, Manchester, Tullahoma, Shelbyville, Eagleville, Arrington and Nolensville.
