CHANCERY COURT SALE

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2018

AT 10:00 A.M. ON THE PREMISES:

174 SOUTH FORD STREET, GALLATIN

MAP & PARCEL:  126B G 3.00

 

175 SOUTH FORD STREET, GALLATIN

MAP & PARCEL:  126B F 31.00

 

177 SOUTH FORD STREET, GALLATIN

MAP & PARCEL:  126B F 32.00

 

  FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:

MARK T. SMITH, CLERK & MASTER AND AS SPECIAL COMMISSIONER 

615-452-4282

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About Sumner County Chancery Court

Sumner County Chancellor, Louis W. Oliver, III, was elected to an eight year term by the citizens of Sumner County in 2014.  

The Chancery Court was established by the Constitution of the State of Tennessee. The Chancery Court has original jurisdiction over certain matters, as assigned to it by the legislature, some of them exclusively, others concurrently with the Circuit Court. The types of cases handled by the Chancery Court include: Divorce, Adoption, Paternity, Legitimation, Surrender, Child Support, Conservatorships, Guardianships, Probate, Real Estate Matters, Partition Suit, Name Change, Contract/Debt, Specific Performance, Trusts, Contempt, Minor Settlements, and Foreign Judgements, and Delinquent Tax Records.

Please Note

The clerks are not permitted to provide you with legal advice, which includes not being able to tell you what forms to file, how to fill them out, or how to proceed with your case. If you have these types of questions, please consult with an attorney, or utilize the free legal services listed on our site.

Due to the security measures in the Judicial Building, no purses or bags of any kind are allowed inside the building. You will not be permitted to pass through security with any type of purse or bag. You are welcome to bring your wallet and paperwork. Cell phones are also prohibited.  

HOLIDAYS FOR 2018:

  • New Years Day January 1
  • Martin Luther King Day 3rd Monday in January
  • President’s Day 3rd Monday in February
  • Good Friday Friday before Easter
  • County Primary Election May 1
  • Memorial Day Last Monday in May
  • Independence Day July 4
  • County Election Day 1st Thursday in August (every two years)
  • Labor Day 1st Monday in September
  • Columbus Day 2nd Monday in October
  • Election Day November 6
  • Veteran’s Day November 11
  • Thanksgiving Day 4th Thursday in November
  • Day after Thanksgiving - the Friday Following Thanksgiving
  • Christmas Eve December 24
  • Christmas Day December 25

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