Brentwood Lawyer
The American legal system holds out a promise of justice for all. But to Attorney Anahi Fancher that promise seemed empty in far too many cases. Real justice means that anyone—whether it be those accused of a crime or immigrants seeking a better life in the United States—can get access to legal counsel that will be deeply knowledgeable about the law, painstakingly diligent in preparation for each case, and outspokenly passionate in advocating for their client. Fancher Law Firm was founded to offer clients legal counsel that does all of the above. From our Brentwood office, we serve all of Williamson County and throughout Davidson and Wilson counties.
Fancher Law Firm might not be able to change the entire world. But we can help our little corner of it—we can help you and your family.
Call today at (615) 212-2297 or contact us here online. Payment plans are available, and we serve both the English and Spanish-speaking communities.
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Trustworthy
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Understanding
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Dedicated to Her Clients
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Advocate for the Spanish- Speaking Community
Williamson County Criminal Defense
When a person is charged with a crime, they can feel isolated and alone. All too often, society rushes to judgment. A defendant may be abandoned by their community, their friends and in too many sad cases, even their family. But the law is clear—everyone is innocent until proven guilty, and everyone deserves a fair trial. Fancher Law Firm takes both of those promises very seriously. It doesn’t matter if the alleged crime is a first-time offense for DUI or if it involves drugs. It matters not if the alleged crime is something as awful as domestic violence, or if it’s a traffic ticket. To us, the reason it doesn’t matter what the alleged crime is can be found in the very wording used to described it—the crime is alleged.
We believe in our clients, and we believe in the law. No matter what someone has done or allegedly done, the demands of justice call for them to receive a vigorous defense and that is exactly what Fancher Law Firm is going to give them.
Call us at (615) 212-2297 or fill out our online contact form to set up a consultation.
Practice Areas
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Criminal Defense -
Domestic Assault
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Drug Crimes
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DUI Defense
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Family Petitions
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Immigration
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Misdemeanors
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Multiple DUI Offenses
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Traffic Tickets
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Awards & Associations
Williamson County Immigration Lawyer
The United States offers an abundance of opportunities to those who can obtain legal residency status, and Fancher Law Firm is determined to help as many applicants as we can. An immigrant herself, Attorney Anahi Fancher knows from firsthand experience how tedious and detail-oriented the documentation required by immigration law can be. Attorney Fancher understands how to prepare for in-person interviews with immigration authorities. She understands the rights immigration applicants have, and she won’t stand by if those rights are violated. Whether the need is a family-based petition for a green card, a work permit, a U Visa, or the final step with an application for citizenship, Fancher Law Firm is here to help. We serve all of Williamson County and throughout Davidson and Wilson counties.
Client REviews
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I would recommend her services to anyone in need of legal representation.
“Mrs. Fancher treats you with the utmost respect, and you almost get the feeling that she’s fighting the case as if it’s her going to trial not just simply representing you.”
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For me, you are the best lawyer, eternally grateful to you.
“Ms. Anahi Fancher is a very excellent lawyer, she worked on my case from the beginning to the end”
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I would recommend her law firm to anyone who would need an immigration attorney.
“Anahi is very thorough in her representation and the whole application process. She is very detail-oriented and takes care of the situation very carefully.”
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I'm very satisfied and I recommend to everyone who needs an immigration attorney.
“Anahi is the best! Since our application for a fiancé visa (H-1) she is working with us.”
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She was patient, thorough, and extremely professional.
“She worked with us to make sure we understood the process and what would be expected of us along the way.”
