J. Ryan Johnson
Empathetic, strategic, and tenacious advocate for divorce and family law.
Meet J. Ryan Johnson, Esq., the Nashville attorney featured in Forbes, Fortune, and Super Lawyers. As the founder of the Law Office of J. Ryan Johnson, PLLC, a boutique firm in downtown Nashville, he leads a dedicated team specializing in divorce, child custody, and family law across Middle Tennessee. With a practice spanning since 2012, J. Ryan Johnson brings a wealth of experience and expertise to every case.
With a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Middle Tennessee State University and a Juris Doctor from Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law, Mr. Johnson has been practicing family law since 2012. Licensed in all Tennessee state courts, he brings a client-centered approach to his practice, leveraging his exceptional listening and litigation skills.
In 2022, The Supreme Court of Tennessee's Commision of Alternative Dispute Resolution certified him as a Listed Rule 31 Family Law Mediator with a special training in domestic violence related cases.
Before diving into law, Mr. Johnson pursued a music career, performing across the U.S. This background enhances his ability to connect with clients. He personally handles each case, ensuring hands-on, effective representation.
If you’re looking for a dedicated attorney who listens and delivers, schedule a free 30-minute consultation with Mr. Johnson today. Let’s work together to achieve the best outcomes for your case.
- Cumberland School of Law, Samford University
- J.D. (2011) | Law
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- Q. I am paying 850 a month in child support to my childs grandmother with the other non custodial parent can I get a reduct
- A: You can change child support anytime there is a 15% variance in income.
You should consult with an attorney and bring the current child support order as well as proof of your current income.
You may also want to consult regarding your visitation/custody arrangements as this is a unique situation
- Q. Currently paying child support and my ex wife doesn’t follow along with the PPP
- A: If someone’s not sticking to the parenting plan, there are two ways to handle it. One’s pretty straightforward, the other’s a bit more flexible.
First up, contempt of court. If they’re breaking the rules, they could face up to 10 days in jail for each violation.
Second, you might be able to tweak the parenting time. Ignoring court-ordered parenting time is one of the factors considered in child custody cases. But remember, it’s just one of many factors.
As for the tuition issue, it’s so detailed that you’ll need to read the court order to get the full picture.
These are complex matters, so it’s best to consult with attorneys. Bring along the Parenting Plan, your current ... Read More
- Q. Ive ben legally married for almost 12years,and have a 10yo daughter with him.However I have not ben with him in10
- A: You can seek child support from someone you are married to if you're living apart.
It would be better for you for him to file his takes so you can intercept his returns for unpaid support.
If he goes on disability, there should be an additional award for the child with a lump sum and a monthly payment. That usually replaces child support (except in rare cases).
You can get your child support issues taken care of as part of a divorce or as a child support action.
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