Geoffrey Coston
| 204 Fourth Avenue South |
| Franklin, Tennessee 37064 |
| Phone: (615) 790-2425 |
| Fax: (615) 790-3495 |
| GeoffreyCstn@aol.com |
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The Law Office Of Geoffrey Coston has been providing legal representation since 1992.
Below is a list of areas of practice. Please find the area that interests you and read the information provided to select the respresentation you need.
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 Personal Injury
If you were injured as a result of another person’s negligence or intentional conduct, you are entitled to compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering and compensation for any disability you suffer. [Click Here To Read More]
Workers’ Compensation
If you were injured at work, usually you are entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. It is not necessary to prove that your employer was negligent. [Click Here To Read More]
Family Law
Our family law practice is dedicated to providing assertive and strong legal representation while taking time to listen to our client's needs during this emotional and stressful experience. [Click Here To Read More]
Criminal Defense
If you have been arrested or given a citation that requires your appearance in court for a criminal or driving offense then you should read this. [Click Here To Read More]
Business Law/Real Estate/Construction
My business law representation encompasses many legal aspects of owning and operating a business including the acquisition, organization, and formation as well as litigation in varied matters such as contract issues and partnership agreements. I also deal with property and real estate law, including breach of contract, undisclosed defects, construction defects, boundary line disputes. I represent individual home and land owners, as well as contractors. [Click Here To Read More]
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is the legal way to "discharge" debts. Discharge means once the bankruptcy is finished, creditors listed on the bankruptcy papers can't contact you or collect from you. [Click Here To Read More]
Mediation Services
Mediation is a process where both parties engage in an examination of their interests and craft an agreement that satisfies the interests of both parties. The process is voluntary. Resolution is only possible when both parties agree. The process is much less costly and stressful than litigation.
Many divorce cases can be resolved by mediation. However, since the process is voluntary, there is no guarantee of a resolution. [Click Here To Read More]
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