About Us
About McKeehan Law Group
At McKeehan Law Group, our attorneys are dedicated to guiding you through life’s most difficult situations, whether it be a divorce, child custody, personal injury or criminal charge. We are in your corner!
One law firm meeting all your needs: Rebuilding your family. Regaining your freedom. Renewing your life.
Our Attorneys
Jed McKeehan
When I first started as a Knoxville attorney in 2007, I had absolutely no clue what kind of law I wanted to practice. After many years of practice, I have found that what I love is the stuff you see on TV. Sure, I don’t mind sitting down and doing some legal research and writing for a few hours from time to time, but to go to court and negotiate, argue, and litigate – that’s exciting stuff! So when I’m meeting with clients and discussing possible courses of action, I won’t be trying to talk clients out of going to trial because I’m very comfortable handling a trial. I will only encourage other courses of action, like settlement discussions and mediation, when I believe them to be in your best interest. So contact me today or call at 865-294-8008.
Matthew J. Lamberth
I have represented individuals and businesses in the state and federal courts of Tennessee. My experience has included representation in the areas of insurance defense litigation, general civil litigation, consumer bankruptcy, divorce and family law. In my spare time I enjoy cooking for my wife and family, boating, and spending as much time as possible with my two dogs. I am also active in my community having volunteered for the Boys and Girls Club of East Tennessee as well as serving on the boards for non-profit originations including multiple boards for Court Appointed Special Advocates. Contact me today or call 865-294-8008
- Undergraduate Degree: Bachelor of Arts, Vanderbilt University
- Juris Doctorate: University of Tennessee, College of Law
- Licensed to practice in all Tennessee State courts as well as the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee.
- While attending the University of Tennessee College of Law, I was selected as one of four members of the UT National Moot Court Team which competed in the AAJ/ATLA National Moot Court Competition.
Brandon Guidish
I began my journey with MLG as an intern in May 2023, during my second year of law school. During my time here, I’ve gained invaluable experience through direct involvement in the court system and collaboration with the remarkable attorneys I now proudly call colleagues. As a newly licensed associate attorney, I am excited to continue my legal career with MLG and contribute to our shared success. Outside of work, I enjoy spending quality time with family, friends, and my beloved cat, Tom. Reach out to me today or call 865-294-8008.
- Undergraduate: Bachelor of Arts, University of Tennessee, Knoxville (2021)
- Juris Doctorate: Lincoln Memorial University, Duncan School of Law (2024)
- Admitted to Tennessee Bar (2024)
- CALI Award Recipient: Legal Research I
FAQs About Our Knoxville Law Firm
The cost of hiring a good lawyer can vary widely depending on their experience, location, and the type of legal services you need. Some charge hourly rates, while others may offer flat fees for certain services. For a more accurate idea of pricing, you can view our current rates here.
At McKeehan Law Group, our team focuses on legal matters that help individuals rebuild and move forward. Our firm handles many family law cases like divorce and child custody, we defend clients in criminal cases, and we fight for fair compensation in personal injury claims. In addition, we also handle bankruptcies, evictions, wills, and probate matters. Whatever life throws your way, we’re here to help you regain control and protect your future.
Your initial consultation with a Knoxville attorney at McKeehan Law Group is free and almost always done by phone. It’s a chance to discuss your case and get to know your legal team. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help.
To make the most of your first meeting, please bring:
- Any documents related to your case (e.g., court papers, police reports, contracts, medical records, or correspondence)
- A timeline of events or written notes outlining what happened
- Relevant contact information for other parties or witnesses involved
- A list of questions or concerns you want to discuss
- Any documents you’ve been served or received from the other party or the court
The length of a case depends on several factors, including the type of case, its complexity, the court’s schedule, and whether the matter is resolved through settlement or goes to trial. Some cases, like uncontested divorces or simple legal agreements, may be resolved in a matter of weeks. Others, such as contested custody disputes, personal injury claims, or criminal trials, can take several months or even longer. We will walk you through the expected timeline during your consultation and keep you informed at every step, so you know what to expect.