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Phone: (901) 751-3777

Address: 9056 Stone Walk Pl Ste 100, Germantown, TN 38138

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Divorce
Child Support
Generally, the child lives with the primary residential parent and spends time with the other parent according to a residential schedule, which may or may not include overnight stays. The non-residential parent usually pays child support.
Child Custody and Visitation
Creating a parenting plan is one of the most difficult aspects of divorce. Even if you and your co-parent were never married, creating a child custody arrangement that works for both parents can be challenging. Fortunately, our Germantown child custody lawyers at Snider & Horner, PLLC are here to help.
Adoption
Paternity
Guardianship
Guardianship: In situations where children cannot be cared for by their parents, guardians must be appointed. Whether you wish to appoint a guardian or become a guardian, there are several legal parameters to consider– we’re here to provide you with the support you need.
Spousal Support
The court will consider alimony much differently than property division. With alimony, the court may consider “fault” in the way alimony is awarded, especially in cases where one spouse may have harmed or negatively impacted the other, by financial means or otherwise. However, alimony decisions are not black and white and are very dependent on each unique case.
Child Abuse
If you want “sole custody,” you will need to make sure your parenting plan and residential schedule favor you. In serious situations (such as child abuse or domestic violence), you may need to ask the court to suspend or remove your co-parent’s parental rights.

Criminal Defense
Given the complexity of criminal law and how Tennessee prosecutors often aggressively seek a conviction, you need a reputable attorney by your side both out of court and during hearings. Our attorneys have close ties with our community and tirelessly advocate for our client’s rights. We recommend you reach out to us as soon as you face charges so we can get started on your defense quickly and effectively.
DUI/DWI
We are not only experienced in most aspects of litigation, but we are also experienced in many areas of both civil and criminal law. Therefore, if you need a car accident attorney, divorce attorney, consumer attorney, injury attorney, DUI attorney, child support attorney, civil trial attorney, truck accident attorney, small business attorney, or something else – we are here to help!
Wrongful Death
Losing a loved one is never easy, especially when their death is the result of someone elseâ€™s negligence. Our firm is dedicated to fighting for you and recovering the compensation you and your family deserve. Learn more about how we can help you today.
Traffic Violations
As you’re driving down the highway, you glance into your rearview mirror and notice flashing red and blue lights – you’re being pulled over by the police. Most of us are familiar with this scenario, as many of us have gotten a traffic ticket or two in our lives. Minor traffic violations like speeding or running a red light are not the end of the world – but under certain circumstances, the traffic ticket you receive should be fought.
Fraud
Robbery
Burglary
White Collar Crimes
Theft
Misdemeanors
Tennessee categorizes felonies into 5 classifications (with some unclassified crimes). The lowest class carries a prison sentence of a least 1 year, and the highest class is penalized with up to 60 years of imprisonment. Severe crimes, such as first-degree misdemeanor, are punishable by life imprisonment or death. A felony on your record can affect you for life. Only in limited circumstances can the information be sealed. If you’re facing charges, you need an attorney to assist in building an aggressive defense to seek to avoid or minimize the long-term consequences of a conviction.
Embezzlement
Drug Crimes
Assault
Aggravated assault (Tenn. Code Ann. § 39-13-102): A person may be accused of this offense if they intentionally or knowingly cause serious bodily injury to another individual.
Murder
Not all crimes fall into one of the classifications above. For example, first-degree murder, the deliberate killing of another, does not have a felony class designation.
Identity Theft
Our firm represented the Plaintiffs in the case of Jim & Sherry Raines vs. Lashandra Moore in Shelby County Chancery Court. At trial, our attorneys obtained a judgment against the Defendant for $1,054,500.00.
Homicide
Criminally negligent homicide (Tenn. Code Ann. § 39-13-102): A charge may be filed against a person if they are alleged to have engaged in behavior that creates a substantial and unjustifiable risk to others but failed to perceive those risks and caused the death of another individual.
Shoplifting
Kidnapping
Aggravated kidnapping (Tenn. Code Ann. § 39-13-304): The offense is committed when someone unlawfully restricts the liberties of another person to commit or flee after committing a felony, to interfere with government business, with the intent to seriously injure the other person, causing bodily harm to the other person, or possessing or threatening to use a deadly weapon.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Intellectual Property

Employment Contract
With two convenient locations in Germantown and Somerville, Snider & Horner, PLLC is poised to tackle even the most challenging legal issues facing municipalities today. Our attorneys have decades of experience working not only in municipal law but also in civil, criminal, contract, and estate law. With this deep understanding of the law, we are singularly situated to help municipal clients with all of their legal needs, from developing and drafting sound employment contracts to resolving disputes between municipalities and their subcontractors. We also have extensive experience litigating in court and are not afraid to take your case to trial.
Employment Litigation
Non-compete Agreement
Draft other contracts or agreements. Whether you need help drafting non-compete agreements, employment contracts, sales contracts, equipment leases, or any other contracts or agreements, a business attorney can help you review these documents and ensure your interests are protected.

Real Estate Litigation
At Snider & Horner, PLLC, we recognize the importance of small businesses to our economy and local communities, and we pride ourselves on offering small business owners in Tennessee reliable, high-quality legal representation. From drafting contracts and agreements to helping with business disputes or real estate law matters, our attorneys are capable of handling a wide variety of legal matters for small businesses.
Premises Liability
Property owners are responsible for ensuring the safety of their visitors, when they fail to do so they may be held responsible for resulting damages. Learn what property owners are liable for and how to file a claim by checking out our premise liability page.
Real Estate Transactions
Land Use and Zoning
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
It’s not uncommon for overconfident landlords to eventually face a legal dispute when they fail to ensure compliance. This is because landlord-tenant laws in Germantown are complex and constantly changing, making it difficult for even experienced landlords to keep up with regulations and policies.
Property Damage
Property damage is an “injury” to real (homes, land, etc.) or personal property (vehicles, boats, etc.). This broad definition covers all sorts of items. The ring you are wearing and the tree in your yard equally qualify. Our Germantown property damage attorneys can help you recover compensation no matter what type of property is damaged.

Personal Injury
Though a large portion of our firm’s practice is focused on personal injury representation, we also take on cases in a variety of other areas of the law. Our team is capable of serving your legal needs when you are faced with many different kinds of challenges.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
In Tennessee, dog owners are responsible for their petsâ€™ actions, regardless of whether or not they believed their dog would act aggressively. Learn more about Tennessee law and how our attorneys can help you if you have been injured by an animal by reading our dog bites page.
Slip and Fall Injury

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Our wills attorneys in Germantown and Somerville offer comprehensive estate planning services. To book your consultation with our firm in West Tennessee, please reach out online or call
Wills
Have you given any thought to writing a last will and testament? Do you have concrete plans for the distribution of your assets upon your death? Do you want to prevent any potential arguments and disputes between your surviving family to limit the possibility of disputes during what will likely be a trying time in the aftermath of your death? If so, you should consider getting in touch with our law firm to ensure your will is legally sound.
Trusts
If the decedent has created a Living Trust to hold his or her’s largest assets, that estate won’t go through probate, unless the assets outside the trust exceed Tennessee’s small estate limit.
Power of Attorney
Probate
At Snider & Horner, PLLC, our skilled estate planning attorneys have in-depth expertise in drafting wills and establishing trusts and are familiar with Tennessee probate law. Above all, our team’s goal is to ensure we pay close attention to detail so your estate plan is rock-solid and kept up-to-date.

Tax Law
Debt Collection
If you are a debtor who owes someone money, you may not be aware of your rights. You might not recognize the signs of creditor abuse or understand when a collector is crossing the line.

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