Stalking Attorney Nashville, TN

A Tenacious Approach to Stalking & Harassment Charges in TN

Stalking via social media websites is a relatively new form of crime. Leaving voicemails is also a form of stalking made possible by a particular type of telecommunication.

Other varieties of stalking have been perennial problems for victims, such as:

• Unwanted following
• Harassing
• Lurking around the workplace of the victim
• Hanging out in parking lots where the victim's car may be parked
• Leaving messages with friends, co-workers, neighbors, and others

What is Considered Stalking in TN?

Proving charges of stalking means proving that an offender has pursued a "willful course of conduct involving repeated or continuing harassment of another individual that would cause a reasonable person to feel terrorized, frightened, intimidated, threatened, harassed, or molested…” and that actually caused the victim to feel this way.

You can also find more information by viewing our article: What is stalking?

If you have been accused of harassment or stalking, call our Nashville stalking defense attorneys from May McKinney today at (615) 265-6383.

Stalking Charges in TN

Have you been accused of approaching or confronting someone in private or in public, calling him or her on the telephone, sending mail or electronic mail, or placing unwanted objects or sending deliveries to the person's home?

You may be at risk of facing criminal charges of stalking or you may have already been charged. You may be found guilty of a Class A misdemeanor. More serious charges may lead to Class E felony charges of aggravated stalking or Class C felony charges of especially aggravated stalking. The protection of your rights in the face of stalking criminal charges starts with a call to an experienced Nashville stalking defense lawyer.

For straight answers to questions about a stalking or harassment case, call (615) 265-6383 or contact us online. Our Nashville stalking defense lawyers serve Brentwood, Mount Juliet, Franklin, and the surrounding areas.