Biography
Nathan Hulling is the owner and managing partner of Holloway & Hulling. Originally from Tennessee, he joined the U.S. Marine Corps in 2009 and attended law school while serving in the Reserves, graduating with honors from the University of Tennessee College of Law in 2012. From 2012 to 2017, he served as a prosecutor and Judge Advocate, reaching the rank of Major and supervising multiple attorneys prosecuting cases at Camp Pendleton.
Since 2017, Nathan has practiced criminal defense, family law, and personal injury law in Montana, and now leads Holloway & Hulling’s Missoula and Bozeman offices.
Practice Areas
Criminal Defense
Attorneys defending individuals facing criminal charges, from misdemeanors to felonies.
Explore practice areaDUI Defense
Representation for individuals charged with driving under the influence.
Explore practice areaDrug Crimes
Defense for charges involving possession, distribution, or manufacturing of controlled substances.
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Attorneys handling divorce, custody, and other domestic relations matters.
Explore practice areaPersonal Injury
Attorneys representing individuals injured through the negligence of another party.
Explore practice areaBar Admissions
- State Bar of Montana
Education
- J.D., University of Tennessee College of Law, 2012
- B.A., Political Science, Rhodes College, 2007
Professional Memberships
- Montana Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
- National College for DUI Defense
Languages
English
Firm & Location
Nathan Hulling practices at Holloway & Hulling PLLC. Serving Missoula, MT. Serving Bozeman, MT.
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