Julia Mynhier 
John Crow 
Thomas Steelman 
Professional above all expectations. Every question asked answered to understanding. Took time to tailor my request to the exact detail. Documents were explained to the details there in before signing. Super friendly and not showing sign of disconcerting attitude. I respect this firm and they have my “complete” trust.
Senior Paralegal
A Little About Me
I was born and raised in Clarksville, Tennessee, and I truly couldn’t imagine living or working anywhere else. Like most of my family, I graduated from Clarksville High School, and the traditions of this community run deep in our household. My parents met at Austin Peay State University, where my father played baseball for the Govs. After college, he opened a small local business that he has successfully operated for nearly forty years—showing me early on what dedication, reliability, and service to others really looks like. My mother, also a Clarksville High School graduate, owned two small businesses of her own before recently retiring as a judicial assistant for several Circuit Court judges. Clarksville is home in every sense of the word, and it has shaped both my personal life and my professional path in ways I’m grateful for every day.
My siblings and I share that same deep connection to this community. My younger brother was a standout golfer at Clarksville High School and later at UT Martin. He won consecutive OVC championships, earned All-OVC honors all four years, and was recently inducted into the UT Martin Athletics Hall of Fame. After several PGA appearances, he returned home, married his high school sweetheart, and now owns and operates a successful small business here in Clarksville. My younger sister is another Clarksville High graduate. She stayed close to home during college, attending Austin Peay State University, and now teaches school in Ashland City. Her two sons—my nephews—attend Clarksville Academy, proudly carrying on our family’s long tradition of local education.
Most of my time outside of work revolves around my two children. Baylee is 18, a recent Clarksville High School graduate, and absolutely loves animals — especially horses. She works on the same horse farm where she took riding lessons growing up and she’s always up for a quick fishing trip or a spur of the moment camping weekend. Drew, 13 and a 7th-grader at Richview Middle School, keeps me constantly on the run from one sport or another. He plays on the Richview Middle baseball and golf teams, a local travel baseball team, the Clarksville Junior Golf Tour, and played for the Clarksville National Little League for years. Our days are filled with practices, games, and tournaments, and he’s always looking for an opportunity to incorporate another sport in the mix!
