Tarsila Crawford, Widrig Law, PLLC
Tarsila Crawford with Widrig Law, PLLC is a listed Rule 31 Family Law Mediator and Family Law Attorney. Ms. Crawford speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese. She offers mediation and legal services for family law cases in the Lebanon and Brentwood offices.
Mrs. Crawford focuses her practice on helping families. She is committed to aggressive representation of her clients but understands there is an emotional side to every case. Mrs. Crawford strives to make herself accessible to clients while at the same time working diligently on each one of her cases. Mrs. Crawford believes that compromise is essential to each case, but she also believes that aggressive representation is often necessary as well. Mrs. Crawford is dedicated to helping her clients protect their financial interests as well as their children’s interests. In addition to representing clients in family law cases such as divorce, child custody and child support, Mrs. Crawford’s practice also includes appeals.
Mrs. Tarsila Crawford is a listed Rule 31 Mediator for family law cases in Middle Tennessee. She can mediate cases for Spanish speaking attorneys and clients. Mrs. Tarsila Crawford also has special training in Domestic Violence Issues for mediation. Mrs. Tarsila Crawford mediates family law case in-person in Lebanon and Brentwood. She is also available to travel to the office of any hosting attorney for mediation and she is experienced in online mediations. Please email Tarsila for her availability to mediate your case Tarsila@widriglaw.com.
Mrs. Tarsila Crawford attended college and law school in Florida. Mrs. Crawford attended the University of Florida where she was active in student groups serving as President of the Brazilian’ Student Association and earning the Presidential Award for Excellence in the study of Portuguese. In law school Mrs. Crawford competed with her school’s trial team winning regional tournaments.
Mrs. Crawford passed the Tennessee Bar Exam in November 2008 and began working as an attorney at Widrig Law, PLLC in January 2009. She lives with her Husband, daughter, and dog Daisy in Mt. Juliet in Wilson County. She loves being a mom and enjoys supporting other working parents through advocacy, volunteering and education. Mrs. Crawford also volunteers with local immigration and refugee rights groups.