Dawn’s Law Office

A Little About Dawn’s Slightly Unconventional Office and Procedures

Like you, Dawn puts family first. After 5 years of initial general law practice, in 1993 Dawn became a mother herself for the first time. Upon that important milestone, Dawn decided to move her primary office home and to limit her work to adoption law.

That was back when “moving your office home” was interpreted as dropping out, but for her, that couldn’t have been further from the truth. She wrote her first law book in 1996 from that home office at night after spending her days in court. Her second child was still in diapers when it was published. Her oldest is now married and well into her 20’s and Dawn’s office is still on her farm in East Knox County.

The farm office was the primary worksite for her staff, Angi Newsome, Paralegal/Office Manager, and where you would find Dawn when she was not in court, teaching, or in off-site meetings.  Office now closed.

RETIRED – MARCH 2025
Only available for attorney consults and mediation.

office hours and policy

 

Children and families are important to our team and we want you to feel cared for and attended to. Our clients regularly tell us that we meet their expectations and then some. We will celebrate your successes with you and if you can’t bring your baby or kiddos by for us to see, at least send us a picture. Celebrating with you and seeing the children are things we love about our work.