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Attorney William Hagan III Probed for Falsifying Docs in Child Abduction Case, Defending Evaders Memphis, Tennessee – November 8, 2023- In a case that has caught the attention of legal authorities and the public alike, allegations of attorney misconduct have surfaced in the ongoing legal battle at Shelby County Juvenile Court surrounding two abducted children who continue to be illegally withheld in Memphis, Tennessee. The complaint, filed by a concerned and distraught parent, has sent shockwaves through the legal community and has prompted an urgent call for investigation into the actions of Attorney William L. Hagan III, BPR #014873.
William L Hagan III of The Collierville Law Firm
Allegations of attorney misconduct in the Shelby County Juvenile Court case involving abducted children have led to a demand for an investigation into Attorney William L. Hagan III. Hagan representing abductors Adrienne Aviles and Ryan Chilton, who are said to be involved in a range of illegal activities, including kidnapping and submitting false information to the court.
Child Abductors, Adrienne Aviles and Ryan Chilton, Memphis TN
The allegations against Attorney Hagan involve his client, Adrienne Jeanine Aviles, also known as Adrienne Fagan and Adrienne Filardo, who has been accused of unlawfully withholding the children and evading both Memphis law enforcement and the custodial parent. The complainant asserts that Attorney Hagan is aware of these actions but continues to submit falsified information to the Court and proceed with the case. The allegations against Attorney Hagan involve his client, Adrienne Jeanine Aviles, also known as Adrienne Fagan and Adrienne Filardo, who has been accused of unlawfully withholding the children and evading both Memphis law enforcement and the custodial parent. The complainant asserts that Attorney Hagan is aware of these actions but continues to submit falsified information to the Court and proceed with the case.The case, which should have been straightforward, has turned into a complex web of deceit, fraud, and consistent felonies committed by Aviles and Ryan Thomas Chilton. The actions of Aviles, a law student recently expelled from The University of Memphis's Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law and an employee of the renowned Huron Consulting Firm, have raised concerns about her mental health. Both Aviles and Chilton are unlawfully holding the two young children against their mother's will, constituting kidnapping under Tennessee and Florida statutes. Furthermore, they are violating multiple laws, including Tennessee laws, Florida statutes, the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution, UCAPA, the Uniform Child Abduction Prevention Act, and the UCCJEA, the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act. An ongoing investigation is currently underway regarding the abduction of these children and the potential crimes committed against them. Cases have been initiated with the Memphis Police Department, Memphis Child Protective Services, and the relevant Florida authorities. Additionally, the complainant has contacted the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children to address the gravity of the situation. The heart of the complaint focuses on Attorney Hagan's alleged inconsistency in presenting false information to the court. The complainant has provided evidence disproving the assertions made in Attorney Hagan's filing, highlighting deliberate attempts to introduce false information into the court system. As a result of these serious allegations, the complainant has requested a thorough investigation by relevant authorities, emphasizing the importance of upholding justice and the principles of a democratic society as enshrined in the United States Constitution. The American Bar Association and the Board of Professional Responsibility of the Supreme Court of Tennessee have been notified of the alleged misconduct. It is crucial that a comprehensive inquiry be conducted to ensure the integrity and fairness of the legal system. The public and the legal community eagerly await the outcome of this investigation, as it has the potential to shed light on a case surrounded by complexity and controversy.
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