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Dawn Coppock has retired.

by Angi Newsome | Jun 7, 2026 | Adoption, Attorneys & Courts, General, News Events, Seminars

I appreciate your following my blog and practice. I am retired! I stopped taking cases in April of 2025. After starting most days packing a briefcase and drinking coffee in the car, wrapping up my few straggling cases feels bittersweet. Mornings with two leisurely...

Dawn Coppock – Retired

 

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The information on this website was last updated in late 2024. It is not current. Tennessee adoption laws are frequently modified, particularly regarding birth parents’ voluntary surrenders. There is no substitute for a licensed and experienced adoption lawyer.

This summary is a very general overview of a complex body of law and is intended for only the most preliminary uses and should not be the basis for decisions or actions. In addition, the law changes more rapidly than this website. Lawyers should verify statements against current law. Non-lawyers should not use the information on this website and other general statements of law as a substitute for the advice of a Tennessee attorney with knowledge of the facts of your particular case.