Aaron Walsh
Candid Advice and Determined Representation
Focused On Positive Results
If you are struggling with a family law crisis, there are two things you want from an attorney: professional case management and empathy for your situation. At WalshLaw, I provide determined and effective legal representation motivated by genuine concern for the clients I serve in and around Nashville. Since 2007, I have combined honest counsel, zealous advocacy and ethical conduct in a practice that delivers peace of mind and positive results to people just like you. Call for a consultation.
Licenses/Certifications
 Juris Doctor (J.D.)
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Education/Training
University of Tennessee (B.A., 1997); University of South Carolina School of Law (J.D., 2003)
Bio
I grew up in Nashville, attending Eakin Elementary, Caldwell Middle, and Hillsboro High Schools. Along the way, I think I’ve been to almost every music venue and recording studio in town.
In my life, I have been a stepchild and a stepfather; I endured a divorce, but am now married again with children of my own.
While at Hillsboro I received the Ed Hessey award (ask me). After spending five great years in college during the Peyton Manning years, I graduated from U.T. (Knoxville) in 1997, and went to work in Nashville and Charleston, South Carolina for the trucking division of the world’s largest international shipping and logistics company.
After three years in the real world, I went back to school, and received my law degree in 2003 from the University of South Carolina. While there I clerked for a local law firm and worked on the student staff of the ABA Real Property, Probate, and Trust Journal. I was on the Dean’s List and found time to enjoy USC. After graduation, I spent time working in a law firm and as an Assistant Public Defender before settling into my private, solo, practice in 2007. My primary focus is family and domestic law, though I continue to defend criminal cases at all levels. I am currently admitted to practice in South Carolina and Tennessee.
Memberships
South Carolina Bar; American and Richland County Bar Associations.
Bar Admissions
2003, South Carolina; 2004 U.S. District Court, District of South Carolina; 2015, Tennessee
Free Consultation
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Practice Areas
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Divorce
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Children (Custody, Support)
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Family Law
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