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IN DISCIPLINARY DISTRICT I
OF THE
BOARD OF PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY
OF THE
SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE

IN RE: Charles Brandon Sproles, #022298 FILE No. 73985-1-ES
Respondent, an attorney licensed
to practice law in Tennessee
____________________________________________________________________________

PUBLIC CENSURE
____________________________________________________________________________

The above complaint was filed against Charles Brandon Sproles, an attorney licensed to

practice law in Tennessee, alleging certain acts of misconduct. Pursuant to Tenn. Sup. Ct. R. 9,

the Board of Professional Responsibility considered this matter at its meeting on December 8,

2023.

Mr. Sproles represented a grandmother in seeking child support for the grandchild of whom

she had legal custody. The court heard testimony on the matter, including income information

from the two parents, and the court ordered child support to be awarded to the grandmother.

Respondent delayed more than eight months entering an order setting the child support despite

multiple requests from his client. In the intervening eight months, the grandmother received some

of the owed child support by opening a case for child support with the local state child support

office, pro se.

By the aforementioned acts, Charles Brandon Sproles, is in violation of Rules of

Professional Conduct 1.3 (diligence), 3.4 (fairness to opposing party), and 8.4(d) (prejudice to the

administration of justice) and is hereby Publicly Censured for these violations with the condition

that he pay restitution to his client of $1,572 within 90 days.
FOR THE
FOR THE BOARD
BOARD OF
OF
PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY
PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY

_______________________________
Jennifer S.
Jennifer S. Hagerman,
Hagerman, Chair
Chair

January 26, 2024
_______________________________
Date

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