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Legal trouble rarely arrives at a convenient time. A custody fight, a protective order, a felony charge — each one puts something you can't replace at risk.
Tibbs Law takes those cases to trial when trial is the best option. We won't push you toward a quick settlement that costs you later. And you won't be handed off: from the first call, you work with your attorney directly — no layers of staff, no messages passed back and forth.
Whether you need a Louisville divorce attorney for a contested case, a flat-fee uncontested divorce, or a criminal defense lawyer who has actually tried cases in front of a Jefferson County jury, we shape the strategy around your situation.
We are proud to serve the Louisville community with representation that stands up under scrutiny and delivers meaningful results.
Contact us today at (502) 654-8422 to talk with a Louisville attorney today.

“Nowadays is so hard to find a lawyer who actually cares about you as an individual; I can’t stress this enough; he does care about each case that lays on his hands. I had the opportunity to work with Mr. Tibbs and he made me feel so cared for, explained everything to me and always made time to talk to me. I would 100% recommend this firm to anyone who asks me.”










The people of Louisville choose Tibbs Law because we are present, prepared, and willing to fight. Our experience exceeds more than 30 jury trials and seven acquittals, reflecting our commitment to results that hold up under real courtroom pressure.
Our work fighting for our clients has also been recognized within the legal community. Krsna Tibbs received the Frank E. Haddad, Jr. Young Lawyer of the Year Award, an honor that reflects professional excellence and dedication to the practice of law.
Most importantly, we know our clients value our honesty and accessibility. To ensure we live up to the high standards we’ve set for ourselves, we give every case direct attention and pursue legal action designed to protect your freedom, your family, and your future.




A DUI arrest or violent crime charge can put your freedom, work, and future at risk. Tibbs Law represents people facing these charges in Louisville and Jefferson County. We examine the evidence, explain your options, and prepare for each step of the case. If trial is the right path, you have an attorney with real courtroom experience handling your defense.
The facts matter. In a DUI case, that may mean reviewing the traffic stop and testing. In an assault or other violent crime case, witness accounts and police reports may be central. We look closely at the evidence before helping you decide what to do next.
A domestic violence allegation or request for a protective order can affect your home, your children, and more than one court case. Tibbs Law helps people seeking protection and people responding to allegations. We review the facts, the court papers, and any connected family or criminal matter before planning the next step.
A protective order may affect contact or parenting time while other issues are still pending. We help you understand what the order says and prepare for the hearing ahead. When family and criminal cases overlap, we consider how a decision in one case may affect the other
Yes. We offer a free initial consultation to discuss your situation and how we may be able to help. Tell us what happened, what concerns you most, and whether you have an upcoming court date. We’ll discuss your options and the next steps.
Legal fees depend on the type of case, the issues involved, and the work required. A contested custody dispute or serious criminal charge may require more preparation than a straightforward matter. We discuss fees during your initial consultation so you understand the proposed costs before deciding how to proceed.
Bring any court papers, hearing notices, current orders, and agreements related to your case. Relevant messages, financial records, or arrest paperwork may also help, depending on the matter. A short timeline and a list of questions can make the conversation more useful. You can contact us even if you do not have every document yet.
Contact us as soon as possible and tell us the date, the court, and the type of hearing. We’ll review whether we can take on your case and what preparation may be needed. Have your hearing notice and any related court papers available when you speak with us.
Not every case requires a trial. Family law disputes may be resolved through negotiation or mediation, and some criminal cases reach a negotiated resolution. Court hearings or approval may still be required. We review the facts, explain the available options, and prepare for trial when that is the appropriate path.
The timeline depends on the issues, available evidence, court schedules, and whether the parties can reach an agreement. A case with several disputed issues usually requires more work than one where the main terms are settled. After reviewing your situation, we can explain the likely stages and what may affect the timing.
Yes. Our work covers both areas, including situations where domestic violence allegations, protective orders, and custody disputes overlap. We review how the proceedings relate to one another and plan around the full situation. This helps you understand how a decision in one case may affect another.
Yes. Tibbs Law offers flat-fee uncontested divorce representation. We first review your circumstances and whether you and your spouse agree on the issues that must be resolved. During your consultation, we can explain whether this option fits your case, the quoted fee, and what services it covers.