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Family Law and Custody Attorneys in Nashville, Tennessee

16 family law and custody listings with an office in Nashville, Tennessee, each showing the firm, role, and focus areas.

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This page gathers 16 family law and custody listings with an office in Nashville, Tennessee. Listings come from public professional sources, and some are managed by the attorneys themselves on CoreParent. Each one shows the firm, role, and focus areas so you can build a short list before reaching out. They span 14 different firms or practices. The focus areas listed most often here are custody, family law, and mediation. 5 listings are mediators, which can matter if you and the other parent hope to settle a parenting plan outside of litigation. One is marked as accepting new clients.

CoreParent does not rank, endorse, or refer attorneys, and a listing is not a review. Nothing on this page is legal advice. Confirm licensing, fees, and availability directly with any attorney you contact. If you are preparing for a first meeting, our custody schedule and parenting plan guides can help you organize questions and documents ahead of time.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I find a custody attorney in Nashville?

Start with the 16 listings on this page, which show each attorney's firm and focus areas. Look for attorneys who list custody or family law, check their license with the state bar, and contact two or three for an initial consultation.

What should I bring to a first meeting with a family law attorney in Nashville?

Bring any existing court orders or agreements, your current custody schedule, a short timeline of key events, and a list of questions. CoreParent's free custody schedule and parenting plan tools can help you organize this before the meeting.

Does CoreParent recommend attorneys in Nashville?

No. CoreParent is not a law firm and does not rank, endorse, or refer attorneys. The directory lists professionals so you can research your options; confirm credentials and terms directly with any attorney you contact.

Can I request a consultation with a Nashville attorney through CoreParent?

Yes. Open the live directory, choose an attorney in Nashville, and send a consult request. You share only your name and email with that one attorney, who decides whether to respond. A request does not create an attorney-client relationship.

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If you're a family law attorney and want to be listed in the directory, visit our attorney page. Listings are free, and so is CoreParent Partner status, which lets you collaborate with clients inside the platform. It's always free for professionals: no trial, no client quota, no credit card.