Albert Delaney Jones Jr. - Bristol, TN
Attorney at Tipton & Jones
Lawyers in Bristol, TN
301 8th St. Bristol, TN 37621
Updated: 03/02/2026
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Consulted Attorney 2022-2023He helped my mother to have llegal conservatorship on my grandma with no evaluations he and the judge are doing illegal favors. The harassment has been so awful i had to get the board of judicial conduct and review involved the judge he has helping him false documents doug vance was my public pretender prior to becoming bristol tn judge
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