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Christina practices with her husband Peter Zettersten and they have offices in Brentwood and Murfreesboro.  Christina is admitted to the Tennessee Bar and is a member of the Tennessee Bar Association and the Williamson County Bar Association. She is also admitted to practice before the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee. She was previously admitted to the Kansas and Minnesota Bars prior to relocating to the Nashville area. Christina provides legal services in Williamson, Rutherford, and surrounding counties. Christy practices in many areas of the law and focuses on family law.. Christina graduated from Washburn University School of Law in Topeka, Kansas where she earned a certificate in law and government. During law school Christy participated in the law clinic where she represented clients in divorce, adoption, and immigration cases. During law school, Christy studied abroad at the University of the West Indies in Barbados. She also interned at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces in Washington, D.C. Prior to moving to the Nashville area, Christy worked for the State of Kansas in the area of administrative law.

Caroline advocates for her clients, with integrity and respect, in order to minimize the financial and emotional impact of divorce.. A founding partner of McCarter Beauchamp, Caroline's unique academic background and professional experience enable her to provide clients with creative solutions in cases involving high net worth individuals, family owned and closely held businesses, stock options, deferred compensation plans, intellectual property and real estate holdings.  She earned a certificate in Business and Law along with her Doctorate of Jurisprudence from Vanderbilt University, and prior to starting McCarter Beauchamp, represented individuals and businesses in transactions and litigation.. Caroline was among the first attorneys in Middle Tennessee to embrace the collaborative process as a desirable method for resolving many family law disputes.   In addition to representing individuals in litigated and collaborative family law cases, Caroline offers her services to families as a Rule 31 listed Family Law Mediator.

Bo Yager has represented clients inTennessee in jurisdictions ranging from Memphis to Nashville to Knoxville. Bo's sole practice is criminal defense, demonstrating expertise representing defendants against both felony and misdemeanor offenses, including: DUI, assault, domestic violence, theft, drug charges, crimes of violence, sex crimes, and expungements. Known for an aggressive defense of the Constitution that is spurred on by a firm belief in the oath he took during his years as a United States Marine.. Bo attended Middle Tennessee State University from 2014-2018, earning a B.S. in Political Science. Enrolled in the Nashville School of Law in 2018, earning his J.D. in 2023.. In his spare time, Bo serves as an assistance wrestling coach at Father Ryan High School, winning five state championships since 2015. Bo also heads the wrestling programs at RMA Jiu Jitsu in Nolensville and Franklin, TN.. Bo is a member of the Nashville Bar Association, as well as the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

Bethany Peery Glandorf is a native Tennessean; born in Nashville and raised in Knoxville. She is a graduate of University of South Carolina and the University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law. While a law student, Bethany interned at the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance and the Office of the Metropolitan Nashville Public Defender.. Bethany began practicing family law in January 2011 and was listed as a Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 31 Family Mediator in October 2012. Bethany understands the complex nature, the intense emotional and often contentious situations which can arise in family law. She has established herself as a proven litigator and prides herself on helping her clients navigate these matters and representing their best interests through these difficult times.. She has represented clients in areas including divorce, child custody matters, child support issues, alimony, prenuptial/post-nuptial agreements, military divorce, family law matters, adoption, post-divorce enforcements/modifications, mediation, juvenile court matters, and basic will packages. As a military spouse, Bethany is very passionate about the specific legal issues affecting military families and their unique needs.

Attorney James L. Widrig, or more commonly known as “Jim Widrig”, was born in Upstate NY. in a small town called Yorkshire, NY. He went to college in east Tennessee at Carson-Newman College. After college Jim attended law school at Thomas M. Cooley in Lansing, Michigan.. Attorney Jim Widrig practices in all of Middle Tennessee and his main office is located in downtown Nashville. James Widrig founded the law office of Widrig Law PLLC in February of 2007 with the goal to fight for individuals during the most difficult times of their lives.  In 2011 James L Widrig was voted one of the Best Lawyers in Nashville by the readers of the Nashville Scene.. Widrig Law mainly represents clients in family law, divorce, DUI,custody , personal injury, child support,, and criminal law matters.

After serving as Disciplinary Counsel for the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility for 12 years, Kevin launched Ethics Law to assist attorneys and law firms with ethical issues, regulation, and licensing.  Kevin began his legal career in 2000 as a litigation attorney and represented clients in both federal and state courts throughout Shelby County, Tennessee.  Prior to practicing law, Kevin served in the United States Air Force for 7 years as a cargo jet mechanic at Charleston AFB in South Carolina.

After I graduated from Vanderbilt  Law School, I chose to practice family law due to my genuine concern for those needing representation during what can often be the most stressful and emotional periods of their lives. I now focus my practice on a range of family law matters including: child support, custody, grandparent visitation, alimony, guardianships, adoption, divorce, and father's rights. My undergraduate degree in Psychology, past work in a domestic violence legal clinic, and my internship for the Sex Crimes and Child Abuse division of the Indianapolis Prosecutor's Office have given me a unique insight into some of the more delicate issues related to family law. Because of this background I strive to be a zealous advocate for my clients while also taking the time to listen to their individual needs.