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HOLLY TURKETT is originally from Hurricane, West Virginia. Ms. Turkett received her Bachelor degree in Psychology from Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia. Upon graduation, Ms. Turkett attended West University College of Law.. Ms. Turkett started her law career at the Law Office of Pamela R. Folickman, PLLC, in 2005. In 2014 Ms. Turkett became the managing member of the Law Office of Folickman and Turkett, PLLC.. Ms. Turkett primarily practices in the areas of family law, social security appeals, criminal law, both at the Magistrate and Circuit Court levels, abuse and neglect matters and will and deed preparation.. Ms. Turkett currently resides in Fairmont with her husband Tony Michalski and their son. In her free time, Ms. Turkett enjoys spending time with family and friends, as well as reading, gardening, traveling and watching Mountaineers and Steelers football.

Has been named in every edition of "Best Lawyers in America", and appeared in articles in Washingtonian Magazine and the NY Times as a top family lawyer in DC. Has served as counsel to the Washington Psychiatric Society.

Attorney Joseph Zanger opened Zanger Law Firm in 2003 after graduating with his JD from Nashville School of Law. His firm emphasizes “big city confidence, small city charm,” working hard to provide every client with the legal help they need to get through challenging situations. From his office in White House, TN, he proudly serves clients from across Tennessee, including Nashville and the surrounding areas. Attorney Zanger’s broad knowledge and experience allow him to apply various areas of the law to every case he takes on. His practice includes family law, criminal defense, civil litigation, estate planning, and appearing in traffic court on behalf of clients. The broad approach allows clients of Zanger Law Firm to feel confident that they are receiving a comprehensive strategy that looks at every aspect of their case and is tailored to their individual needs and goals. To learn more about hoe Attorney Zanger can help you, call the firm to schedule an initial consultation today.

Curtis L. Bowe, III, a former Juvenile Court Magistrate, maintains an active trial practice in telecommunications, electronics, general civil and complex litigation, juvenile and family (domestic), security, crisis intervention/crisis response, admiralty/maritime and marine law, regulatory and compliance, healthcare regulatory and compliance (large health care systems and privately held companies), as well as civil rights, discrimination, labor and employment, predatory lending, special education litigation, I.T.A.R., E.A.R., and The Hague Treaty.. Prior to his appointment as a Juvenile Court Magistrate, Mr. Bowe was a litigator with international, top tier firms including Squire, Sanders & Dempsey and Kilpatrick & Stockton, LLP.  Acquiring his own book of business, Mr. Bowe became the Managing Member of Bowe & Associates, PLLC.. Mr. Bowe also is an adjunct professor in the Criminal Justice program at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; a member of the Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association; a member of the American Association for Justice/A.T.L.A. and approved counsel for the Fraternal Order of Police and The Policeman’s Benevolent Association.. Mr. Bowe earned his J.D. from Vanderbilt University School of Law (1994), and his B.A. from Duke University (1991), where he was a Benjamin N. Duke Leadership Scholar. Mr. Bowe is an active member of the Tennessee Bar Association as a member of the Federal Litigation Section, Litigation Section Executive Council, and Public Education Committee. He was named the Tennessee Bar Association’s first recipient of the Larry Dean Wilks Leadership Award 2012.

Corrin is an experienced family law trial attorney who provides strong, sophisticated legal advice and counsel for her clients' individualized needs. Corrin focuses her practice on divorce, child custody, adoption, and other general civil litigation.  Corrin has jury trial, bench trial, and appellate experience.

Savannah May is an attorney at Grant, Konvalinka & Harrison, P.C., where she assists clients with adoptions, divorces, child custody and support proceedings, orders of protection, and civil litigation in Tennessee state and federal courts.

Mr. Cole began studying international law, economics, and negotiations while a student at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island.  Part of his training included a year abroad where he acted as a pro bono consultant for several Eastern European enterprises attempting to expand trade with the West.  Upon his return to the States, Mr. Cole continued studying negotiations and international business at Emory University’s Goizueta School of Business where he earned his MBA in 1994.  He subsequently enjoyed a successful ten-year career as an information technology consultant with engagements at several Fortune 500 companies culminating with his role as a Chief Information Officer for an online travel company.  In 2004, Mr. Cole enrolled in law school where he was distinguished by obtaining a Dean's Recognition Scholarship, the “book award” (highest grade) for Torts, and positions as a both an academic research assistant and as an intern with a Federal Magistrate Judge.  He has since worked in forensic investigations as an electronic discovery specialist for companies such as Kroll Ontrack and Deloitte Financial Advisory Services and continues to be involved with cutting edge technologies.Today, Mr. Cole uses his years of experience in business and negotiations to focus his legal practice in complex business litigation, high asset divorce, privacy and defamation, immigration and appellate matters.  He is admitted to practice law in Tennessee, Florida, Minnesota, the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, the EIOR Immigration Court, and the United States Supreme Court.

My law practice concentrates on post-divorce division of retirement assets, focusing exclusively on ERISA retirement, military pensions, Thrift Savings Plan, FERS, railroad, local and state government retirement. My primary focus is drafting Qualified Domestic Relations Orders and resolving post-divorce retirement issues.

Attorney Lindsey Ralston was born and raised in middle Tennessee, and she graduated from Nashville School of Law in 2011.  While in law school, she worked as a legal assistant for a large Nashville firm, was a member of the NSL Legal Society, and volunteered with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee.  Lindsey has  previously worked for several large law firms, and has represented thousands of clients in numerous areas of the law.  Lindsey created The Ralston Firm, as she envisioned a  smaller boutique style  law practice, with a welcoming environment, and a strong focus on direct communication between clients and attorneys; understanding that no two clients/ cases are the same.

Chad Michael Ross is the founding member of Premier Legal Group. As an attorney, he is engaged in civil trail practice with an emphasis in the areas of litigation, family law, divorce, custody, child support, criminal defense, personal injury, small business, collections, evictions/detainers and wills/estates. Chad practices in all counties throughout Middle Tennessee. He handles all aspects of litigation, including the drafting of complaints, filing of motions, conducting depositions, and prosecuting your case through trial. His experience in civil ligation and criminal defense ensure your needs are met with satisfaction, trust, and confidence.. Chad is a 2000 graduate of Volunteer State Community College as well as a 2002 graduate of Western Kentucky University where he received his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. After college, Chad pursued his passion for the law by attending The University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law and obtaining his Juris Doctorate Degree in 2005 with honors.. In law school, Chad served as a Student Ambassador and counselor to incoming students. He was a member of the University of Memphis Law Review and received recognition through the publication of Probate—Taylor v. Holt: The Tennessee Court of Appeals Allows a Computer Generated Signature to Validate a Testamentary Will, 35 MEM. L. REV. 603 (2005).. After law school, Chad served as an Administrative Law Judge for the State of Tennessee ensuring and protecting the due process rights of Tennesseeans. In 2006, Chad joined a Downtown Nashville Law Firm as an Associate Attorney. It was during this time that he developed his legal career and began the pursuit of protecting the legal rights of all of us. His work in civil ligation and criminal defense is driven by his commitment to provide legal representation that you can count on.. Attorney Chad Michael Ross strives to provide you with the best experience possible during a time when you need someone you can trust fighting for you. When he takes your case, he will promptly provide quality and experienced representation. He will consult with you prior to making all major decisions on your case. When you retain Chad Michael Ross, rest assured that your matters will be handled efficiently and economically.

I was born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee where I attended Hume Fogg High School. I obtained my Bachelor's degree from the University of Mississippi. Upon graduating college, I attended and graduated from The Nashville School of Law. After receiveing my Docorate of Jurisprudence, I was admitted to practice law later the same year.. Since beginning practice, I have focused primarily on family law (divorce, child custody, child support). As a lawyer, I desire to provide my clients with effective advocay so that they may be successful during their case, and after their case is finished. I also use my role as legal counsel to educate my clients on the legal process and to provide advice that it is consistent with the realities of the case and the current law.. When I am away from the office, I enjoy making memories with my family and friends.

Brandon, a proud native of Hampton, Tennessee, cultivated his roots in East Tennessee, shaping his journey towards becoming a distinguished attorney. His academic pursuit led him to East Tennessee State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in Legal Studies. Demonstrating leadership qualities, Brandon served as the President of the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity and received numerous academic accolades, earning a coveted spot on the Dean's List multiple times.. Post-graduation, Brandon furthered his legal education at the Charlotte School of Law in Charlotte, North Carolina, culminating in the attainment of his Juris Doctorate. During his time at the law school, Brandon actively participated in the Rural Lawyering Capstone Project, addressing the legal needs of the citizens of Cleveland County, North Carolina. His commitment to practical experience extended to internships with the County Attorney's Office for Gaston County, North Carolina, and the District Attorney's Office for the First Judicial District of Tennessee, covering Carter, Johnson, Washington, and Unicoi counties.. In 2016, after being sworn in to practice law, Brandon initiated his legal practice as a solo practitioner in Greeneville, Tennessee. In February 2018, he co-founded the law firm of Foster and Potter, PC, alongside Greeneville native Robert Foster. This partnership evolved into BFP Law Firm, PC in 2020, with the addition of current partner Chase Baker. Brandon's dedication and legal acumen have earned him recognition as a Top 40 Under 40 by The National Trial Lawyers, solidifying his position as an accomplished legal professional.