About Irwin Jacobs

Irwin Jacobs Kuhn practices family law in Nashville, Tennessee — He has been a member of the Tennessee Bar since 1984. His firm focuses on divorce, arbitration, and mediation, providing comprehensive legal services to clients navigating family-related issues. The firm is known for its collaborative approach, emphasizing resolution through mediation whenever possible — He earned his J.D. from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. Prior to that, he obtained a B.A.

in Political Science from Vanderbilt University. His educational background laid the foundation for a career dedicated to family law, where he has developed a understanding of the complexities involved in family disputes. His experience includes serving as a Legislative Aid and Speech Writer in 1977, which provided him with valuable insights into the legal and political landscape. Most of his work involves divorce proceedings, custody disputes, and mediation sessions. He is a certified Rule 31 Mediator for both family and civil matters, which allows him to facilitate negotiations between parties effectively. Cases typically involve a range of issues, from asset division to child support arrangements.

His approach is client-centered, focusing on the needs and well-being of families during difficult periods. Before establishing his practice, he was actively involved in various legal associations. He holds memberships in the American Bar Association and the Tennessee Bar Association. He is also a founding member of the Middle Tennessee Collaborative Alliance, where he serves as President. His commitment to the community extends beyond law; he is on the Board of Trustees for the University School of Nashville and serves as Board President for the Nashville Ballet. Irwin believes in the importance of giving back to the community.

His leadership roles in various organizations reflect his dedication to both the legal profession and the Nashville community. He has contributed to numerous initiatives aimed at improving legal services and access to justice for families in need. His experience and active involvement in local organizations make him a respected figure in family law. In his personal life, Irwin enjoys engaging with the local arts scene and supporting educational initiatives. His multifaceted career and community involvement have made him a well-rounded attorney, committed to serving his clients and enhancing the community in Nashville. He continues to advocate for families, ensuring they receive the support and guidance necessary during difficult transitions.

Education

Vanderbilt University

B.A. | Political Science

Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law

J.D.

Experience

Private Practice
1984

Tennessee Supreme Court
1984

Legislative Aid and Speech Writer

Senator Jim Sasser
1977

Accepted Jurisdictions

Tennessee

Court Admissions

Tennessee Supreme Court State Supreme Court · Admitted 1984

Types of Cases Handled

Divorce Arbitration Mediation

Certifications & Awards

Rule 31 Mediator (Family and Civil)

Tennessee Supreme Court

Professional Associations

American Bar Association

has membership Current

Tennessee Bar Association

has membership Current

The Temple - Ohabai Sholom

Board has membership 2010 - Current

Middle Tennessee Collaborative Alliance

President, Board has membership, Founding has membership 2009 - Current

University School of Nashville

Board of Trustees 2002 - 2011

Nashville Ballet

Board President 2000 - 2002

Office Locations

Main Office

 210 25th Ave N Nashville TN 37203