Can I Afford A Lawyer?

As with most service professionals, not every provider is of the same quality, experience or price. Attorney Stephenson sets his fees based on a variety of factors. Some of those factors include the type and quantity of charges, the county and court in which the case is being handled. Additionally, Attorney Stephenson has handled thousands of cases in his time as a defense lawyer and a prosecutor, and received a stellar education before beginning his legal career. That experience and education factor in to his fee-setting. Fees are typically flat fees so that both attorney and client know exactly what the cost will be at the beginning of the case.

Contact Nashville Criminal Defense Lawyer Bryan Stephenson to schedule a free consultation regarding your criminal case. If you are facing criminal charges, then you need to have a Tennessee criminal defense lawyer to ensure that your rights are preserved and your liberty is defended. Attorney Stephenson has represented clients of many different ages, races, backgrounds, income levels, and beliefs, from working class individuals to graduate level professionals throughout Middle Tennessee, including college students from Vanderbilt University, Tennessee State University (TSU), Fisk University, Belmont University, Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), Meharry Medical College, Tennessee Tech, Vol State, Nashville State, ETSU, the University of Georgia and others.

If you cannot afford an attorney, then call your local Public Defender's Office to see if you may qualify for court-appointed representation. For Nashville residents, you may contact the Public Defender by clicking here.