About

Matthew R. Muenzen is an experienced attorney with a background in juvenile regulation, toddler welfare, and law enforcement. Learn more approximately his information and qualifications beneath. Matthew R. Muenzen is the attorney at Muenzen Law, PLLC and has been practising law on the grounds that 2008. Prior to starting Muenzen Law, PLLC and tnjuvenilelaw.com, Mr. Muenzen worked in metropolis government and on the regulation office of Freeman & Fuson placed in Nashville. Additionally, Mr. Muenzen was previously employed by the Tennessee Department of Children’s Services for nine years. He left the Department as the Special Advisor to the Deputy Commissioner and Director of Community Partnerships within the Office of Child Safety. He previously served as Regional General Counsel and Supervising Lawyer in Davidson County and as Assistant General Counsel in Wilson County and 1st viscount montgomery of alamein County. While with the Department, Mr. Muenzen litigated infant abuse and forget about instances, termination of parental rights instances, and baby abuse registry enchantment cases. Prior to practicing regulation, Mr. Muenzen become hired as a police officer in New Jersey for six years. While operating as a full-time police officer, Mr. Muenzen acquired a M.A in Human Resources Management and Training from Seton Hall University in New Jersey and a J.D. from Pace University in New York. Mr. Muenzen regularly provides at meetings and to various corporations, businesses, and universities on subjects associated with child abuse and neglect in Tennessee. He has formerly labored along the Administrative Office of the Courts in the drafting of the Judicial Benchbook for the Interstate Compact at the Placement of Children (ICPC). In addition, he turned into a member of the Delinquent/Unruly Subcommittee and Dependent/Neglected Subcommittee for the Revision of the Tennessee Rules of Juvenile Procedure. Mr. Muenzen is licensed as a specialist in Tennessee for Juvenile Law - Child Welfare Law through the National Association of Counsel for Children. He has over a decade of minor courtroom trial experience, is in juvenile courtroom almost each day of the week, and knows what it takes to win a case.

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Certificates

Tennessee Juvenile Law – Child Welfare Law Specialist
National Association of Counsel For Children

Languages

• English: Spoken, Written

Accepted Jurisdictions

Experience

• Lawyer
  Muenzen Law, PLLC
  2019
• Assistant City Lawyer
  City of Franklin, Tennessee
  2018
• Associate Lawyer
  Freeman & Fuson
  2017
• Lawyer/Special Advisor
  Tennessee Department of Children s Services
  2009
• Police Officer
  Ho-Ho-Kus Police Department
  2000

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