Crystal M. Etue

Crystal Etue focuses her practice in matters related to Family Law, Probate, Entertainment and Immigration incorporating two of her biggest passions; Arts & Entertainment and helping families in distress. Her services in the area of family law and probate include divorce, child custody, post-judgment modifications, wills and estate administration. Her experience as a veteran of the U.S. Air Force and TN Air National Guard coupled with her time spent working as a high school teacher, Crystal is uniquely prepared to handle family law cases with empathy, objectivity, common sense, discipline, patience, and a proclivity for standing her ground.

Crystal's experience as a Nashville Publicist lends itself to an entertainment practice which offers an array of services including contract formation and negotiation, copyright and performance rights registration and reputation management. However, it is in the burgeoning Esports industry where Crystal has a personal vested interest. As Mother and personal counsel to Rogue, Professional Fortnite player, Morgausse, Crystal takes the fair and equitable treatment of Esports players very seriously. She is committed to making sure that both the long term and short term interests of young Esports athletes are protected.

Lastly, it is Crystal's immigration practice that rounds everything out by providing her client's with a unique insight when your divorce, custody issue or Entertainment endeavors require knowledge of the U.S. Immigration system. She can provide you guidance to assist with obtaining a visa, seeking asylum, adjusting your status or naturalization.

Crystal is committed to providing strong, strategic, and effective solutions designed to meet each client’s individual needs. Their objective is her objective and their success is her success.

Southern University Law Center

J.D.

2017

California State University - Fullerton

B.A.

2001

Owner

Law Offices of Crystal Etue, PLLC

2019 - Current

Managing Attorney

Cole Law Group, P.C.

2017 - 2019

Judicial Intern

Middle District Court of Louisiana

2016 - 2016

Interned for the Honorable Shelly Dick

Legal Intern

United States U.S. Attorney's Office Middle District Louisiana

2015 - 2015

Medical Administrative Specialist

Air National Guard (Tennessee and California)

1995 - 1999

Cryptologic Linguistic Specialist

United States Air Force

1990 - 1995

Johnson v. United States; A Breach in the Social Contract?

Southern University Law Review

March 12, 2016

Criminal vs. Civil Contempt, October Session of Tennessee John Marshall Chapter, American Inns of Court, Franklin, Tennessee

October 9, 2018

American Inns of Court, Tennessee John Marshall Chapter

I gave a presentation for the Chapter's series on "The Law on Stage and Screen." My presentation focused on Criminal vs. Civil Contempt and the pitfalls attorneys experience in trying to distinguish the two. Additionally, I presented a segment on resources available to attorneys who are experiencing depression, anxiety or have issues with substance abuse.

National Finalist - Excellence in Legal Writing

Judge John R. Brown Award

2016

Johnson v. United States; A Breach in the Social Contract?

State Bar of Tennessee  # 035999

Member

Current

American Inns of Court, Tennessee John Marshall Chapter

Member

2018 - Current

Esports Bar Association

Member

2018 - Current

Nashville Bar Association

Member

2017 - Current

Tennessee Bar Association

Member

2017 - Current

Tennessee

Since 2017

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