Local Attorneys-Mount Carmel, TN

About Us

The lawyers at the Law Office of May & Coup in Mount Carmel, Tennessee provide legal services in a number of different areas of the law. These areas include wills, probate and administration of estates, conservatorships, contracts, divorce and general domestic relations matters, issues of concern to senior citizens and real estate matters, such as disputes over rights-of-way or easements, boundary lines, issues concerning the legal title to land, and the subdivision of property or its condemnation by government or utility companies.

Real Estate Law - Estate in Mount Carmel, TN

With significant experience representing local governments, our office is one of the few with extensive experience in dealing with the process of condemnation of private property by either government or public utilities, government regulation of your property by zoning, or the impact of subdivision regulations and private covenants upon your property.

Let Us Be Your Legal Representative

To not just fully protect your legal rights, but to preserve your peace of mind during difficult circumstances, you need lawyers who are experienced, knowledgeable and compassionate. Trust us to listen carefully to your situation and provide you with sound legal counsel. Call us at (423) 357-2244 to schedule an appointment.

Attorney Background:

Allen J. Coup

Attorney Allen J. Coup has extensive experience in the preparation of Wills, Powers of Attorney for Health Care and Financial matters, simple Estate Planning and Administration of Estates. He also handles general civil litigation such as contracts, land disputes, deeds, divorce, family and general domestic law, personal injury and wrongful death. He also is available to discuss issues of special concern to or about senior citizens. He is licensed in all Tennessee courts and the United States District Court. Attorney Coup is a past president of the Hawkins County Bar Association.

Joseph E. May

Attorney Joseph E. May has extensive experience in a variety of real estate matters including disputes over property boundaries, easements or rights-of-way and questions concerning the legal title to land. His background in local government law, provides the experience to give valuable advice and counsel when you need help with matters of condemnation by either governmental entities or utility companies, government zoning and subdivision regulation and matters of private subdivision homeowners or condominium covenants. You can also turn to him for assistance with contracts and general construction matters. He is licensed in all Tennessee courts, the United States District Court, and the United States Court of Appeals. Attorney May is a past president of the Kingsport County Bar Association.