As the holiday season approaches in Franklin, TN, the Law Office of Nichole Dusche is here to address a pressing concern: shoplifting charges. Holiday shopping can be an exciting time, but it's important to understand the legal consequences associated with shoplifting...
Year: 2023
Stalking Charges in Tennessee
Tennessee Code Annotated (TCA) 39-17-315 defines stalking as a course of conduct directed at a specific person that causes emotional distress or reasonable fear for their safety. A recent amendment has expanded its scope regarding the use of electronic tracking...
Cheers to Responsible Celebrations: Understanding DUIs for a Safe Holiday Season in Franklin, Tennessee
During this holiday season The Law Office of Nichole Dusche wants everyone to have a great time at festivities and celebrations - we all deserve it! While this is undoubtedly a joyous time for many, it's essential to be mindful of the potential risks associated with...
Persistence vs. Harassment
What is Harassment According to TCA 39-17-308? TCA 39-17-308 defines harassment as intentionally: Communicating with another person in a manner likely to cause emotional distress or fear. Making repeated, intrusive, and unwanted communications that serve no legitimate...
Navigating the Juvenile Court System
As parents and guardians, the well-being of our children is of paramount importance. However, navigating the legal system when a minor is involved in an offense can be a daunting task. Understanding Juvenile Offenses Juvenile offenses encompass a range of behaviors...
Holiday Stress and Domestic Violence
While the holidays are often depicted as a time of happiness, they can also be a source of stress for many individuals. Financial strain, family expectations, and the pressures of creating the perfect celebration can contribute to heightened emotions. In some cases,...
New Tennessee DUI Law: 48 Hours in Jail Without Ever Driving the Car
July 1, 2023, marked the implementation of a significant legal change in Tennessee, particularly in the area of DUI legislation - the Silas Gable Flatt Law, officially known as T.C.A 55-10-427. T.C.A. 55-10-427 makes it a Class A misdemeanor for a person to knowingly...
A Compassionate Approach to Assisting Those Charged with Drug Offenses
Tennessee Code Annotated (T.C.A.) Section 63-1-156 is a vital piece of legislation that addresses the opioid crisis from a compassionate and practical perspective. Previously, this law granted immunity from prosecution to individuals who sought medical assistance...
Help! My Child Was Taken to Juvenile Detention. What Do I Do?
As a mother, I know that being a parent can be just as difficult as it is rewarding somedays. One of the last things a parents wants is that phone call that your child has been arrested. It's natural to feel overwhelmed and anxious when your child is in juvenile...
Legal Challenges for Young Adults: Navigating Criminal Charges and Minimizing Impact
College is a time of exploration, learning, and growth. However, it can also be a time when young adults face unexpected challenges, including criminal charges. Whether it's an underage drinking incident, drug possession, DUI, assault, or theft, these charges can have...