In Session with Knoxville Attorney Jed McKeehan

In Session with Knoxville Attorney Jed McKeehan - Episode 47: Can I get a new judge on my case?

In this episode, Knoxville attorney Jed McKeehan discusses whether you can get a new judge on your case.

In Session with Knoxville Attorney Jed McKeehan - Episode 46: What is a Guardian ad Litem?

In this episode, Knoxville attorney Jed McKeehan discusses what a guardian ad litem is and what they do.

In Session with Knoxville Attorney Jed McKeehan - Episode 45: Tennessee Breastfeeding Laws

In this episode, Knoxville attorney Jed McKeehan discusses the breastfeeding laws in Tennessee.

In Session with Knoxville Attorney Jed McKeehan - Episode 44: Abandonment in a Divorce Case

In this episode of In Session, Knoxville attorney Jed McKeehan discusses whether abandonment is a grounds for divorce.

In Session with Knoxville Attorney Jed McKeehan - Episode 43: Where to get documents notarized

In this episode, Knoxville attorney Jedidiah McKeehan shares where to get something notarized and why you might need to take this step to validate important documents.

In Session with Knoxville Attorney Jed McKeehan - Episode 42: When and why information is redacted

In this episode, Knoxville attorney Jedidiah McKeehan explains what it means when information is redacted and in what circumstances this may occur.

In Session with Knoxville Attorney Jed McKeehan - Episode 41: What is in a police report?

In this episode, Knoxville attorney Jedidiah McKeehan goes over what is in a police report and what exactly police reports are used for.

In Session with Knoxville Attorney Jed McKeehan - Episode 40: Medical Payment Insurance Coverage Explained

In this episode, Knoxville attorney Jedidiah McKeehan explains what medical payment insurance coverage is and why it might not be such a great idea to take money upfront.

In Session with Knoxville Attorney Jed McKeehan - Episode 39: What does "Failure to Appear" mean?

In this episode, Knoxville attorney Jedidiah McKeehan discusses what "failure to appear" means and why you want to do everything in your power to show up to your appointed court appearance.

In Session with Knoxville Attorney Jed McKeehan - Episode 38: Do undercover cops have to reveal their identity when asked?

In this episode, Knoxville attorney Jedidiah McKeehan answers the question, "Do undercover cops have to say they are cops when asked?"