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A Law Firm in Lebanon, TN. Call 615-784-4588 to Schedule a Case Consultation. From criminal defense and DUI to mediation, we look out for your best interests.

Legal representation for the everyday people of Lebanon, TN, Sumner, Rutherford, Smith, DeKalb, Trousdale, Putnam, Macon, & the Wilson County Middle Tennessee districts. With more than 40 years of combined experience, the Law Office of Hagar & Phillips, in Lebanon, TN, has the time-trusted tenacity you want in those representing you. We represent a wide variety of clients in Wilson County, TN, and

surrounding middle TN counties, from individuals to corporations. Approaching each case with our full attention and dedication, our business is built on our reputation for exceeding clients’ expectations.

06/03/2026

For many people in Wilson County, the question “Is w**d legal in Tennessee?” comes up because the laws can feel confusing. The short answer is that recreational ma*****na is still illegal in Tennessee. At the same time, some hemp-based products are legal if they stay within the state’s THC limits, which is where a lot of the confusion starts.

Learn more at https://www.hplawtn.com/post/is-w**d-legal-in-tennessee-what-wilson-county-and-lebanon-residents-should-know

06/02/2026

At Hagar & Phillips, we are honored to be recognized as the Best Divorce Lawyer in Wilson County for 2025. This distinction means so much to our team because it reflects the trust and support of the Lebanon, Tennessee community we proudly serve.

As a trusted divorce lawyer in Lebanon, TN, our firm understands that family law matters are often some of the most challenging experiences a person can face. Whether navigating divorce, custody arrangements, or other family-related legal issues, our clients rely on us for steady guidance during uncertain times. Being voted “best” in Wilson County reinforces our commitment to providing compassionate and reliable representation.

Read more at https://www.hplawtn.com/post/hagar-phillips-named-best-divorce-lawyer-in-wilson-county-tn-for-2025

06/01/2026

Reckless endangerment with a vehicle is a criminal charge that arises when a driver’s behavior is viewed as creating a substantial risk of serious harm to another person, even if an actual collision or injury does not occur. In Tennessee, this type of charge often comes into play when driving conduct goes beyond ordinary negligence or a simple traffic violation and crosses into dangerous, high‑risk behavior.

Learn more at https://www.hplawtn.com/post/reckless-endangerment-with-a-vehicle-in-tennessee

05/29/2026

More drivers in Tennessee are adding dashcams to their vehicles, hoping to capture evidence if a collision ever occurs. These small cameras can record what happens in and around a car, but many people wonder whether dashcam footage actually helps or can sometimes hurt them in the wake of a crash. In Tennessee, dashcams are generally legal, but how that footage is later used can depend on what the video shows, how it is stored, and how it fits into insurance and legal processes.

Read our recent article at https://www.hplawtn.com/post/dashcams-and-liability-after-a-crash-in-tennessee-do-they-help-or-hurt

05/28/2026

Deciding to pursue adoption is a significant step for many families in Tennessee. Adoption can create lasting legal relationships, expand a household, and provide stability for a child, but it also comes with emotional, practical, and financial considerations. Before beginning the process, it helps to think through several key areas so that the decision is informed, deliberate, and aligned with your family’s long‑term well‑being.

Learn more at https://www.hplawtn.com/post/what-to-consider-before-starting-an-adoption-in-tennessee

05/27/2026

Receiving notice that the Tennessee Board of Nursing has opened a complaint or investigation can be one of the most stressful moments in a nurse’s career. The first 48 hours are not the time to decide the outcome of the case, but they are a critical window to protect your license, your career, and your ability to respond thoughtfully later. Knowing what steps to take and what to avoid, can help nurses across Tennessee move through this early stage with greater clarity and control.

Read our recent article at https://www.hplawtn.com/post/what-nurses-should-do-in-the-first-48-hours-after-a-board-complaint-in-tennessee

05/26/2026

Many people in Tennessee include the word “trust” in their estate‑planning conversations, often alongside wills, powers of attorney, and guardianship documents. A trust is a legal tool that can be used to manage and distribute assets, but it is not a one‑size‑fits‑all solution. Understanding what trusts generally can and cannot do helps families decide whether a trust might fit into their long‑term plans, without turning into a promise about any specific outcome.

Learn more at https://www.hplawtn.com/post/trusts-in-tennessee-what-they-are-and-are-not-for-in-estate-planning

05/25/2026

During celebratory holidays such as Memorial Day, the likelihood of BUI’s increase. More people are spending time on the water, wanting to relax. Drinking typically becomes a part of their celebrations. As a boat operator, know that it’s your responsibility to safely maneuver the waters in a sober state. In addition to this, practice defensive boating, as you don’t know if others have been following the law.

Learn more at https://www.hplawtn.com/post/boating-under-the-influence

05/22/2026

Family conflicts over divorce, custody, parenting time, or financial issues can feel overwhelming and emotionally charged. In Tennessee, many families choose family mediation as a way to work through disagreements with the help of a neutral third party rather than going straight to court. A family mediator does not make decisions for the family; instead, the mediator helps parents and other involved parties communicate, clarify what they need, and try to reach practical, mutually acceptable agreements.

To learn more, visit https://www.hplawtn.com/post/how-a-family-mediator-helps-families-resolve-conflicts

05/21/2026

For many families in Tennessee, adoption is a meaningful way to grow their household and build new legal relationships with a child. Adoption is not a one‑size‑fits‑all process; there are several common paths that families use, each with its own focus and structure. Understanding the general types of adoption can help people in Middle Tennessee decide which route might align best with their goals and situation, even if they are only beginning to explore the idea.

Read more at https://www.hplawtn.com/post/what-types-of-adoption-are-common-in-tennessee

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207 University Avenue
Lebanon, TN
37087

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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 12pm

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+16157844588

Website

https://www.hplawtn.com/

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