ATTORNEY ROBERT MAINES: HELPING FAMILIES IN TENNESSEE
As a 2015 graduate of Bethel University in McKenzie, Tennessee, Robert earned the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Degree. Following up his time there, he attended the Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law, graduating with the Doctor of Jurisprudence in May 2021.
Fully licensed by the Tennessee Bar Association, Robert focuses on helping families navigate divorce, child custody, visitation, adoption, and support matters with clarity and compassion. He also assists clients with estate planning, real property issues, and general legal needs providing reliable guidance and advocacy across a broad range of legal challenges.

STANDING WITH YOU THROUGH LEGAL CHALLENGES
SWEETWATER TENNESSEE'S FAMILY LAW & ADOPTION LAWYER

When you’re facing a divorce, and children are involved, one of your key priorities is access to your kids. You have questions: how might divorce impact your relationship with your child? What rights do you have as a parent? What might visitation schedules look like? Since 2021, Robert Maines has helped parents just like you navigate the legal, emotional, and practical obstacles of divorce.
He has advocated for parents in a variety of nuanced situations, defended their rights, and given them a clear voice in coparenting discussions. At a difficult juncture like divorce, you need a strong, compassionate, and trusted legal advocate. If you’re in need of family law help in or near Monroe County, Tennessee, don’t hesitate to reach out to me at Maines Legal.
✔ Keep Or Regain The Right To See Your Kids
✔ Win The Financial Support You Deserve
✔ Minimize Disputes With Your Co-Parent

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WRITING YOUR WILL IN TENNESSEE?
TALK TO AN ESTATE PLANNING ATTORNEY NEAR YOU
In need of an estate planning lawyer in Meigs, McMinn, Monroe, and Loudon Counties? Planning ahead today can help spare you and your family considerable tension, confusion, and legal obstacles in the future. Robert Maines can help you draft meaningful, tailored wills, trusts, and other legal documents to ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes.
Documents like medical power of attorney can protect your interests even in light of incapacitation or illness. Unsure of which estate planning documents are best for you? Get in touch with us today to explore your options and protect what you’ve built.









