Johnson City, TN Family Law & Criminal Defense Attorney
Serving Johnson City and the surrounding East Tennessee communities.
If you're in Johnson City and navigating a divorce, custody dispute, or criminal charge, you deserve an attorney who listens first and fights hard.
Amy Easterling Legal, PLLC is based in Kingsport and proudly represents clients throughout Johnson City and across East Tennessee. With more than 18 years of legal experience, including years spent as a prosecutor with the Second and Third Judicial District Attorney's Offices, Amy brings a rare perspective to every case she takes on. She knows how the other side builds its case, and she uses that insight to fight for the people she represents.
Whether you're facing a divorce, a custody dispute, or a misdemeanor criminal charge, you deserve an attorney who treats you like a person, not a case number. Amy takes the time to listen, explain what's happening in plain language, and walk beside you until your matter is resolved.
How We Serve Johnson City
Dedicated legal advocacy across two practice areas.
Family Law
Divorce, custody, child support, adoption, guardianship, and more, handled with the personal attention your family deserves.
Explore Family LawMisdemeanor Criminal Defense
A former prosecutor now defending clients facing DUI, assault, theft, drug possession, and other misdemeanor charges.
Explore Criminal DefenseWhy Johnson City Clients Choose Amy Easterling
- 18+ years of legal experience across family law and criminal defense
- Former prosecutor with insight into how the state builds its cases
- Compassionate, straightforward communication — you'll always know where your case stands
- Personalized strategy — no case is handled the same way twice
- Local to East Tennessee, serving clients throughout the region
Visit Our Office
117 Broad Street, Suite 202, Kingsport, TN 37660 — a short drive from Johnson City.
Whatever you're facing, you don't have to face it alone.
Call (423) 390-0514 or send a message to schedule a consultation. We'll listen first, then talk strategy.