About Attorney Cox

Born  and  raised  in  Chattanooga,  Tracy  Cox  received  her  Juris  Doctorate  from  the  University  of  Tennessee  College  of  Law.

She  has  represented  clients  in  contested  divorces,  child  custody  disputes,  visitation,  parenting  plans,  child  support,  alimony  and  spousal  support.  

She  has  represented  incarcerated  juveniles  as  a  John  L.  Attorney  and  spent  five  years  representing  victims  of  domestic  violence  as  a  VAWA  attorney.  She  is  regularly  appointed  as  Guardian  Ad  Litem  Attorney  in  child  custody  and  conservatorship  cases.  

She  has  served  on the  Board  of  Directors  for  Children’s  Advocacy  Centers  in  both Tennessee  and  North  Carolina,   a  Child  Fatality  Review  Team  In  North  Carolina,   the  Chattanooga  Family  Justice  Alliance  Courts  Task  Force,  and  the  Board  of  Governors  for  the  Chattanooga  Bar  Association.  She currently  serves  on  the  Voices  Committee  for  the  Women’s  Fund  of  Greater  Chattanooga.  In  2013 she received  from  Mayor  Coppinger  and  Judge  Christie  Sell a  Certificate  of  Appreciation for her  tireless  efforts  to  promote  domestic  violence  awareness  throughout  the  City  of  Chattanooga.

“Many  children  follow  in  their  parents’  footsteps.  In  a  way,  attorney  Tracy  Cox,  daughter  of  Hamilton  County  District  Attorney  Bill  Cox,  could  be  said  to  be  retracing  her  father’s  considerable  legacy;  however,  a  more  accurate  assesment  of  her  pursuits  would  show  her  to  have  followed  him  for  a  time,  and  then forged  her  own  path.”  ~  Hamilton  County  Herald  

”I’ve  been  on  both  sides  and  appeared  before  countless  judges  in  two  states  and  twelve  counties.   I  understand  due  process,  and  I  believe  that  every  person  must  be  given  a  full,  fair,  and  impartial  day  in  court.  I  understand the  gravity  of  the  issues  my  clients  are  faced  with.  I  relate to  my  clients  well  becuase  I  care  about  them,  and  I  care  about  the  same  things  they  care  about.”  ~  Tracy  Cox