top of page
Law Blog
Search


What to Do if You're Injured on Government Property in Tennessee
A trip to the local post office, a walk through a public park, or a visit to a county courthouse should not end in a trip to the emergency room. However, poorly maintained sidewalks, hazardous stairs, or negligent government employees can lead to serious accidents. If you find yourself in this situation, you may be wondering: Can you sue the government? Filing a claim against a public entity is significantly different from a standard personal injury case. At Richards & Colbur
Feb 63 min read
Â


Navigating Child Custody Modifications in Tennessee: What Triggers a Change?
Once a permanent parenting plan or court order is in place, parents may worry about what happens if future circumstances disrupt their ability to adhere to it. The courts in Tennessee recognize that unexpected life changes can occur and permit modifications to child custody agreements for such circumstances. Understanding How Custody Modifications Work in Tennessee A custody modification is the legal process of changing an existing court-ordered document that outlines how par
Nov 20, 20253 min read
Â
Latest Blog Updates from Richards & Colburn Law
bottom of page