Criminal matters Beamer Law handles
Andrew represents adults and juveniles in Tennessee criminal courts, from early investigation through motion practice, negotiation, trial, and, when appropriate, appeal.
- DUI and driving-related offenses
- Assault and domestic-assault allegations
- Theft, burglary, and property offenses
- Fraud and financial offenses
- Sex-offense allegations
- Serious felony charges
- Juvenile delinquency matters
- Probation and related proceedings
Start with what is actually known
An arrest report or accusation is only part of the story. Effective preparation may require reviewing video, statements, digital evidence, search procedures, laboratory results, witness credibility, and the prosecution’s ability to prove every required element.
Andrew begins by identifying the immediate risks, the evidence that exists, and the evidence that still needs to be obtained.
Protect deadlines and preserve evidence
Do not miss court, ignore release conditions, contact a protected person, or delete messages or files that may relate to the case. Write down what happened while the events are fresh, but do not post about the case or discuss it with potential witnesses.
What to bring
- Citations, warrants, bond papers, and charging documents
- Every known court date and release condition
- Names of agencies and witnesses involved
- Relevant messages, photographs, or video—preserved, not altered
- A list of questions about immediate practical concerns
This page provides general information and does not predict the outcome of any case.