Nashville Paralegals

Welcome to Nashville Paralegals

Lean and Efficient

No-nonsense. Affordable rates based on your specific project needs (not hourly). Half day and full day rates are also available.

Real Experience

Familiar with legal documents and procedures for Civil, Criminal, Probate, Family, Personal Injury and Social Security/Disability matters.

What we offer

Pleadings

Legal document preparation, proofreading and feedback. Flat rate prices per document. "Package pricing" available for cases with multiple document needs, such as divorces.

Discovery Responses

Will meet with your client to gather initial responses or follow-up information, type and gather exhibits for a complete Discovery Package.

SSI/SSDI Claims

Initial, Reconsideration and ODAR level. In-person intake meetings, medical records (requests, reviews, summaries), briefs, create client-specific medical source statements and more. Sample brief available upon request.

Caseload Management Planning

Will compile list of cases then draw out a strategic plan for what needs to happen next so you can be in control of your caseload. Incredibly helpful if you need a game plan for knocking out numerous cases fast.

Medical Record Summaries

Vital for social security claims. Helpful for complex personal injury cases. Sample available upon request.

Intake Meetings

Time saving, in-person meetings with your client to gather basic and extensive details for the matter at-hand.

Notary Public

Call or email ahead to visit us in Gallatin and the fee is $5. Otherwise, we can come to you at the following rates:

$10	Sumner County
$15	Robertson County
$20	Davidson County

Debbie Wells

Paralegal/Owner of Nashville Paralegals
Associates Degree in Paralegal Studies
Western Kentucky University
GPA: 3.91 Graduaton: May of 2011

I’ve completed a variety of paralegal projects for several attorneys since receiving my degree from WKU in 2011, but it all began here in Gallatin when three great general practice attorneys, Bart Highers, Jack Freedle and Jason Elliott, took me in straight out of school and quickly showed me the difference between classwork and real work.

Later on, I spent two and a half years working with Christina (“Chris”) Norris of Norris & Norris, PLC, in downtown Nashville. Under her tutelage, it became second nature for me to create medical record summaries (chronologies) and draft briefs for social security claims, as well as various pleadings for civil, estate, conservatorship and guardianship matters.

Prior to becoming a paralegal, I spent 8-12 years in accounts payable/receivable in corporate environments. My background with numbers and my drive to “keep digging to find out what went wrong” has proven to be incredibly beneficial to me as a paralegal. If you’ve ever had to create an accounting from scratch for a long-term conservatorship, you know what I mean.