Ryan F. Fetters

I hired Ryan Fetters in hopes that he would be affordable and tough yet a very caring attorney in my divorce process. I had a strong feeling something told me to call and I did and not only was he affordable, tough and caring but knowledgable, experienced, and quick to get the job handled and handled... correctly. He will take time with you no matter how long it takes, he listens, hes observant, if he doesnt have the answer he gets one and quick. Hes reliable 100 percent and he will go before you and he will fight for you. He is straightforward and honest. You are his focus and he is a "go getter". He will do what is right. I will use Ryan again if needed and wouldnt think of using any other attorney. I will spread the news about him. He is one of the top attorneys in the Chattanooga area that is also affordable. I had a smile on my face when it was all over and I knew my gut feeling from the beginning was right. Hire him and I promise you wont be disappointed.

Throughout my case, Ryan proved to be my first impression of him: attentive, smart, and reliable. He was always accessible, and he invested time in listening to my concerns and complaints, prompting me for details as he needed them for the case. Because he took the time to learn not only my name ...but also my family's history and situation, I consistently left his office feeling like I had a knowledgable advocate and that my case was as secure as it could be. While he was generous with his time, he was careful with his billing. He even strategically held off on some of the "busy work" of my case so that if that work turned out to be unnecessary (as it sometimes did) then I wouldn't be charged. He's reliably ethical in his dealings. And he delivered: we settled in mediation, where I really saw his preparation and expertise at work. He negotiated the details of my parenting plan and marital dissolution with confidence and savvy, and I walked away with an even better conclusion than I'd hoped for. While I'm thankful not to have gone to court, I'm quit sure he would have been a formidable presence in a court room, and as successful there as he proved in mediation. Of course common wisdom advises against using your attorney like a counselor. But Ryan knows how the system works and he knows how the people in it work, so his intuition and experience lent me confidence and calm during a particularly stressful time. I've already recommended him to a friend, and because I remember that finding an attorney to trust with your family's well being can be a daunting task, I thought I'd leave a few words of appreciation here, too.

Ryan is a very informative, knowledgeable and caring attorney. He handled my case with the upmost professional attention. He is a very attentive listener. He is very affordable. I have and will continue to recommend him to anyone I know needing a lawyer. I'm currently using his services for child sup...port.

I would reccommend Mr. Fetter's to anyone without hesitation. My case was very involved after moving from one jurisdiction to another and after 2 years he finally helped me to get a divorce. Mind you the fee he charged was much less than I had paid the other attorneys and the quality of service and d...edication to me as his client was superior. I was a battered woman and I have two small children, during the case I was assaulted in my home in front of our daughters and although I live in GA and he practices in TN he still directed me how to handle the situation and spoke with the attorney representing me in the assualt TPO hearing. I was also pulled into a visitation hearing in VA regarding our children I have had custody of since 1/2010,of course my now ex husband did not show up for. The lawyer appointed to my children in VA spoke with me as well as Mr. Fetters, he provided the VA courts with the necessary paperwork and again advised me how to proceed. Yes this made 3 jursidictions that because my husband was military I was forced to go through and Mr. Fetter's stood right beside me and truly helped me and my two young daughters to finally break free and begin a healing process. I am thankful for Mr. Fetters for his dedication and excellent work, but most of all for remembering that sometimes the right thing to do is not to kick someone while they are down but to lend a hand to help someone get back up.