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Henry Ambrose begins the lawyer/client relationship by listening carefully to gain a full understanding of your affairs and the interests that are at stake. He strives to deliver legal services in a way that exceeds your expectations regarding thoroughness, completeness, attentiveness, responsiveness and economy. This approach allows Ambrose to anticipate your needs and assist you in your decision-making process. Consistent availability of informed and knowledgable advice will help you choose the right direction with confidence.

Ed Schell practices in the areas of commercial litigation, family law, probate and personal injury law. He is also admitted to practice in Tennessee’s Appellate Courts. Before entering private practice in 1989, Ed spent nearly three years clerking for Justice Charles H. O’Brien of the Tennessee Supreme Court. Before that, Ed spent two years as a law clerk in the office of the State Attorney General in Nashville.. Since founding this law firm in 2008, Ed has gone through the necessary training to be listed as a Rule 31 Civil Mediator. He also serves as a Hearing Panel Member for the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility.. Ed represents a number of small business clients, including those in the construction trades, employee benefits, insurance banking and real estate development among others.. In his family law practice, Ed attempts to navigate clients through the complex and often frustrating process of obtaining a divorce. Special attention is paid to advising the client on what to expect in the way of an equitable division of marital assets and debts. Typically the most sensitive issues in a divorce case revolve around the children. Ed is consistently able to assist clients in structuring a parenting arrangement which gives consideration to the needs of the children as well as the rights and responsibilities of both parents. The vast majority of divorce cases settle out of court, either as a result of negotiation between the parties and their counsel or through the process of mediation. Ed has assisted many clients in mediating their disputes satisfactorily and thus, avoiding the expense and emotional turmoil of going to trial. In some cases, however, trial is inevitable and Ed has successfully litigated a number of divorce cases as well as post-divorce cases involving changes in custody and parenting schedules, modification of child support, grandparent rights and alimony modification. Ed frequently practices in Juvenile Court as well, where issues arise concerning paternity, legitimation, child support, visitation and termination of parental rights. Ed also has extensive experience in prosecuting claims for criminal contempt of court and civil contempt of court. This is a particularly tricky area of the law and one that Ed has been involved in for nearly twenty-five years.. Ed also devotes a substantial portion of his practice to preparing wills, powers of attorney and living wills. Ed also represents personal representatives of estates as well as persons serving as conservators for the benefit of an incompetent person. For some years, Ed was regularly appointed by the court to serve as Guardian Ad Litem for persons with certain disabilities.. Ed Schell prides himself on being available to his clients and effectively representing their interests with integrity and professionalism.He is a Martindale-Hubbell® BV-Rated® attorney and clerked in the Tennessee Supreme Court before entering private practice.. Ed Schell is a Rule 31 listed mediator.

Craig Glenn is an associate attorney at GriffithLaw focusing on personal injury litigation. Craig received his Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice at the University of Alabama in 2007. Upon his return to Tennessee, he received his law degree from the Nashville School of Law in 2012. Throughout his career, he has represented injured clients in state and federal courts as well as several other jurisdictions outside the State of Tennessee.. Craig joined the firm in 2020. Since he was admitted to the Tennessee Bar in 2012, Craig has dedicated his practice to representing people who are victims of others’ negligence.. Raised in Tennessee, Craig is the twin son of a pastor and nurse. He attended the Nashville School of Law which enabled him to work in a full-service law firm until graduation. Following graduation, he worked for two small personal injury firms and was responsible for handling cases at both trial and appellate levels.. Outside of work, Craig enjoys spending time with his wife and two children. He is an active member of Brentwood Baptist Church where he serves as a co-leader for the Firm Foundations LifeGroup. He is a past member of the Board of Directors for the Homeowners Association in Lennox Village and currently serves on the Advisory Board for High Hopes Development Center. He is an avid sports fan and golfer.. Education:. Belmont University (2002-03), Scholarship as Head Manager for the Men’s Basketball Team. University of Alabama (B.S. 2007). Nashville School of Law (J.D. 2012). Admissions:. Tennessee Supreme Court. All Tennessee State Courts. United States District Court for the Western, Middle, and Eastern District of Tennessee. Affiliations:. American Association of Justice (AAJ). AAJ’s Trucking Litigation Group. Tennessee Bar Association. Nashville Bar Association. Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association

Charles E. Morton focuses on assisting clients in Franklin with real estate, probate, and corporate matters. Before founding Puryear, Newman & Morton in 2000, Chas practiced law at Berry & Oglesby in Franklin.Charles was an All-American swimmer at the Battle Ground Academy and Stanford University, where he led the Cardinals to the 1993 NCAA championship. Mr. Morton continues to swim with the master’s program at Ensworth. He is also a strong performer on the golf course and in the kitchen.Charles Morton lives in Franklin with his wife Christa and their twins. He currently serves as a County Commissioner for the Ninth District of Williamson County. Mr. Morton is also a board member at the Westhaven Foundation and former President of the Franklin Rotary Club at Noon.

Casey Ashworth, a native of Franklin, Tennessee, is a graduate of Vanderbilt University and the Nashville School of Law.  Prior to licensure as an attorney, Casey served as a youth services officer for the Williamson County Juvenile Court, as a probation officer for the Williamson County General Sessions Court, and as a magistrate for Williamson County.  He is fluent in Spanish and has interpreted for various trial courts in the middle Tennessee area.  Casey is a member of the Tennessee Bar Association and the Williamson County Bar Association.  His primary practice areas include criminal defense (DUI, misdemeanors, and felonies), personal injury, juvenile court matters, divorce, orders of protection, and child custody cases.

Alisha practices family law, including divorce and post-divorce proceedings, child support and parenting plan modifications, parental relocations, and juvenile court matters. She also represents small businesses in Williamson County in transactional and collection cases.. As a former co-chair for the Junior League of Nashville’s “Kids in the Kitchen” program, Alisha pursued her passion for educating families about nutrition and health. A native of Virginia, she lives in Franklin with her husband T. Jay. They enjoy running, cooking, and traveling together.