Charles Harrison Jr.
On the official roster: Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts · verified 2026-10-08
Divorce mediation attorneys in Sevier County, TN
7 divorce mediation attorneys in Sevier County: certified family mediators whose official Tennessee roster record shows an attorney background. They act as neutrals and don't represent either side.
How this list is built: these are certified family mediators whose official Tennessee roster record lists an attorney or in-state Bar member background. In mediation they work as neutrals: a mediator doesn’t represent or advise either side, even if they’re a lawyer. If you want legal advice about your own case, hire your own attorney. Do I need a lawyer for divorce mediation?
How does mediation work in Sevier County?
Sevier County is part of Tennessee's 4th Judicial District, and its Circuit Court Clerk and Clerk and Master both point litigants to the district's local rules [1][2]. Since April 6, 2026, the Circuit and General Sessions Courts have sat in the new Rex Henry Ogle Courts Building near the historic courthouse, which keeps the Clerk and Master's office [3]. The Circuit Court Clerk processes civil suits over $25,000 along with divorces, adoptions, workers' compensation and personal-injury claims [1]. The county's Chancery Court collects and pays out child support and oversees conservatorships [2]. Mediators shown here come from the Tennessee AOC's Rule 31 listing as of October 2026 [4], and one is also on the federal Eastern District's approved list [5].
- Sevier County – Circuit Court Clerk
- Sevier County – Clerk & Master
- Sevier County – Rex Henry Ogle Courts Building to Open to the Public April 6 (Apr. 2, 2026)
- Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts – Find a Mediator (Rule 31 listed mediators, as of Oct. 2026)
- U.S. District Court, E.D. Tenn. – Approved Mediators (ACTIVE list, Jan. 26, 2026)
Fact-checked 2026-10-08. Court programs change; confirm with the clerk.
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Felisha B. White
On the official roster: Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts · verified 2026-10-08
Heather N. McCoy J.D.
On the official roster: Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts · verified 2026-10-08
JOSEPH P. STAPLETON
On the official roster: Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts · verified 2026-10-08
Julie E. Myrick
On the official roster: Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts · verified 2026-10-08
Katlyn Jones
On the official roster: Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts · verified 2026-10-08
VICKI TUCCI KRUSEL
On the official roster: Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts · verified 2026-10-08
Mediators who work online with Tennessee clients
No mediator from another state has told us they work online with Tennessee clients in this practice area yet. Local mediators may also offer video sessions; ask when you contact them.
Court-ordered case? Courts may require a mediator from their own approved list for court-ordered cases. Check your court’s rules, or see how mediation works in Tennessee.
Court-connected mediation in Tennessee: When a Tennessee court orders Rule 31 mediation and the parties don't pick a listed Rule 31 mediator together, the judge names three from the AOC's statewide list and each side strikes one name.
Private mediation in Tennessee: Rule 31 says its standards cover only mediations and mediators under that rule, not private mediation outside it. The ADR Commission may waive training for a mediator approved and in good standing in another state.
Sources: Tenn. Sup. Ct. R. 31, § 1, Application · Tenn. Sup. Ct. R. 31, § 4, Selection of Rule 31 Mediators · Tenn. Sup. Ct. R. 31, § 14(d)(1)(iii), Rule 31 Mediators (out-of-state approval)
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