Marjorie A Bristol

Marjorie A Bristol began her legal career at the Office of the Post-Conviction Defender, where she represented individuals challenging their death sentences. She then dedicated nearly four years to the Tennessee Justice Center, advocating for the rights of children and adults against Tennessee's Medicaid program.

Following her impactful work at the Tennessee Justice Center, Marjorie transitioned to private practice, focusing on representing children and families in juvenile court cases. Her commitment to family law led her to the Tennessee Department of Children's Services, where she served for over six years. In this role, she was the primary juvenile justice and education attorney, managed employment issues for the agency's 4,000 employees, and provided guidance on family preservation obligations.