Macey Ann Woldt

Macey was inducted into the Delta Mu Delta honor society and graduated with honors earning her undergraduate degree in Business Management in 2015. She was awarded a Juris Doctorate degree from Lincoln Memorial University, Duncan School of Law in 2018.
While earning her law degree, Macey assisted in drafting a published evidence study aide for law students and a soon to be published evidence trial guide for attorneys. Macey received the Cali award in her intellectual property course while attending law school. Macey also served as the President of the Women of the Law Society where she partnered with community members to orchestrate many outreach events.

Macey began her career as a solo practitioner where she gained experience in many areas of the law including domestic and family law, wills, trusts, and estates, contract law, property disputes, and criminal defense.

After practicing as a solo practitioner, Macey joined a Murfreesboro law firm as an associate attorney in January of 2020, where she gained experience in pre-litigation practices and education law at the state and federal level. There she worked on several legal issues faced by school systems, including special education, Section 504, ADA, student discipline, civil rights, and employment law.

While working with the special education firm, Macey occasionally worked as a contracted attorney to help various other attorneys with their pre-litigation work and hearing needs. Additionally, Macey recently began working as a “as needed In-house counsel” for a start-up record label out of Hendersonville, Tennessee where she drafts, reviews/revises, and negotiates contracts and other legal documents between the business and entertainers and provides legal advice to the partners and upper management.