Divorce, Mediation, Collaborative Divorce, Family Law, Child Custody, and Child Support Legal Help from Memphis Attorney Sheree Hoffman

Memphis Divorce Attorney Sheree Hoffman has over 20 years experience in Family court and divorce proceedings in Memphis and Shelby County Tennessee. Her clients know her approace to divorce and family law is exceptional because she puts mediation above litigation. If litigation is necessary, Sheree Hoffman has the experience you need.

Here's what clients who chose Hoffman Law and Mediation say...

"I just want you to know how deeply we appreciate all of your hard work on our case. If ever your job seems unrewarding just know that you helped to change lives here. Thank you so much, Sheree"

"Sheree, I wanted to thank you for your generosity of care. Your time was invaluable."

"Thank you Sheree! You are the best!!! Honestly, I cannot thank you enough...I have no words to express the heartfelt gratitude I have for you..."

"Sheree, thank you very much for effectively concluding this year and one half long saga....from the get go my husband was headed to court and wanted no part of the mediation. There were some strong issues and you did a very good job at explaining the difference between a decision made in mediation and one in court. I feel very good about it and think that we could not have been more successful. Your reputation precedes you. We heard you were the best and you were able to turn the parents around, so I certainly applaud you."

"I wanted to thank you again for bringing my family back together. I think you are truly an amazing person. You are not just a great attorney, you are also a strong and caring woman. If someone was to come to me and ask who I admire the most, I would say you, Sheree, and I mean that with my heart."

"Sheree, thank you for everything - putting up with my long emails, representing the best interest of my chlidren, not judging me. Seriously, you are so much more than what I expected from an attorney. You are different from the others - don't ever change. You have a big heart that I admire. So glad I picked up the phone and called you when I did. You are one of a kind."

"You are Wonderful and such a BLESSING to us. I pray that the GOD in the name of JESUS will continue to bless you with all of your heart desires. Thank you for working so diligently on our case and everyone else you have blessed. I would like to have some of your business cards to pass out to others."

"I want you to know how much I appreciate your compassion and professionalism. It is encouraging to learn that there are lawyers like you in Shelby County. I may not be happy with all the details, but I am overjoyed with the end result - both for me and my children. After two years of excruciating tension and anxiety, we all get to move on."

"Thank you for your help in a difficult situation. Your kindness and compassion are greatly appreciated. You are very good at what you do."

"I called several attorneys before calling Sheree Hoffman, and they all acted tough and urged me to fight hard in court, showing no concern for the outcome on my loved ones. Sheree Hoffman was the only attorney I spoke with who expressed that fighting without negotiation would only hurt us all, especially my son. I know our mediation worked because of Sheree's experience, and we all get along better because nobody was forced into anything. I am grateful to Sheree for upholding the values of negotiation and peaceful conflict resolution."

"I really enjoyed your article "Mediation: The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread", in the Memphis Lawyer Magazine. I saved it for future reference!"

"I appreciated your article and applaud you for your excellent articulation of the values of mediation! I will save the article and plan to give it to all my divorce clients."

"I have regretted that outburst and I have also established that the maximum time I can carry a grudge is about three months. This note is simply to say that I have now forgotten all campaign grudges. It is too difficult trying to remember which people I’m suppose to shun. With rare exceptions, I feel strongly that McGovern’s rule is an appropriate one for all of us. The longer I live the more I observe that carrying around anger is most debilitating to the person who bears it."