Hardee, Martin & Butler, PLC.

09/06/2025

Great Work for Gibson County!

Good News Statewide for Gibson County:

The Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts has released its statewide publication—distributed to all judges and clerks in all 95 counties—and the featured story is about Choices & Consequences, the program we’ve built here in Gibson County to give students a firsthand look at the real impact of their choices.

This class brings young people into the courtroom and shows them, in a very real way, how decisions about drugs, alcohol, va**ng, and other risky behaviors can change the course of a life. My hope has always been that the program will open eyes, spark conversations, and ultimately save lives.

It’s humbling to see this work recognized statewide, but the real success is in the impact it’sBradley Owens General Sessions Judgeon our students.

https://tncourts.gov/news/2025/09/05/gibson-county-general-sessions-judge-helps-students-realize-choices-have

09/04/2025

A big thank you to the Gibson County Sheriff’s Department Court Deputies for all they do in our court system.

These men and women work hard every single day to keep our courtrooms secure and running smoothly. Their dedication often goes unseen, but it is deeply appreciated. From managing the flow of cases to ensuring safety for everyone who walks through the doors, they carry a responsibility that is vital to justice in Gibson County.

We are grateful for your professionalism, your hard work, and the steady presence you bring to the courtroom.

Thank you for serving our community with honor.

From left to right: Judge Bradley Owens, Deputy Fred Sadler, Deputy Christina Combs, Deputy Kenny Smith, Deputy Twila Claybon, Sergeant Jeremy Pierce, Lieutenant Joe Westmoreland,  Deputy Adrian Sturdivant. (not pictured Deputy Hunter Long).

Bradley Owens General Sessions Judge

Gibson County Sheriff's Office

08/21/2025

County Clerk v. Circuit Court Clerk: 2 DIFFERENT POSITIONS - 2 DIFFERENT “CLERKS”

There’s often confusion between the County Clerk and the Circuit Court Clerk.

The County Clerk, Ms. Joyce Brown, handles things like vehicle tags, marriage licenses, and business licenses. Located in the actual Courthouse on Court Square.

The Circuit Court Clerk, Ms. Cindy Flowers, manages the Circuit and General Sessions Courts, keeping up with dockets, court records, and filings etc... Located at 295 North College St.

Two very different jobs in two different locations—but both essential to keeping Gibson County running smoothly!

08/20/2025

Great day in court yesterday! Always a privilege being a small part of making a family whole. Congratulations to Victoria and the Dillon family!

08/16/2025

🏈 FOOTBALL FRIDAY MORNINGS ARE BACK ON The Victory 93.7 FM, WTKB! TUNE IN EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AS Stevie Ray Hemann, Victory 93.7 FM interviews the high school football Coaches in Gibson County. TUNE IN! 🏈

Following the coaches interviews Steve will have the PICK’EM SHOW with Victor Parkins & Brandon Shields. Thank you to the Gibson County Utility District for sponsoring our pick’em show!

05/26/2025

“This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down his life for us. And we ought to lay down our lives for our brothers and sisters.”
‭‭1 John‬ ‭3‬:‭16‬ ‭

03/12/2025

We are thankful and blessed for the recognition of the firm in being voted best of the best lawyer and paralegal of the year for 2025 in the Tri-City Reporter. Thank you to the people of the Tri-City area for your support. Should you, or someone your know, need legal assistance, it would be our honor to assist you.

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all of us at Hardee, Martin & Butler, P.L.C. We look forward to continuing to serve our clients in 2025. You can reach us at 731-855-2151 or Chad Butler cell 731-259-0099.

12/09/2024