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Faculty Profile: Stacie Odeneal
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- Juvenile & Children's Law Forum 2023
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- Court Square CLE Series: Columbia, TN
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- Juvenile Law: Custody and Concurrent Jurisdiction
- Juvenile Law Forum 2017
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- General Practice CLE: Child Welfare Law
- Mini-Bootcamp: Juvenile Court Overview
- TBA 2017 Annual Review in Memphis (Fast Track 15 Hours)
- Juvenile Law Annual Forum 2016
- Tennessee Bar Association Nashville Annual CLE [15 Hours]
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Stacie Odeneal, JD, is a graduate of MTSU ('00) and the University of Tennessee College of Law ('06). After law school, Ms. Odeneal returned to Lawrence County, Tennessee, where she began a solo practice hoping to focus on issues related to agriculture and rural families. In doing so, she developed a particular zealousness for child advocacy, and expanded her generalized practice to include child welfare law.
Ms. Odeneal is a child welfare law specialist, as certified by the National Association of Counsel for Children and a Rule 31 Listed Mediator: General Civil, Family, and domestic violence-trained. She continues to enjoy finding solutions for businesses and families in rural Tennessee.
Her favorite children are those she shares with husband Brian: daughter Madeline, step-daughter Hannah, and step-son Mac. She is a member of the Board of Directors for A Kid's Place Child Advocacy Center, chair of the TBA Juvenile & Children's Law Section Executive Council, member of the Tennessee Supreme Court Improvement Work Group: Juvenile Law, and the Lawrence County B.P.O.E. 2206.