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While working as a state attorney with the child support office, Chattanooga divorce attorney Rachel Hodges saw that most people need a guide to understand how the judicial system works. Ms. Hodges strives to help each of her clients manage the process most effectively and strives to present the best case possible regardless of the issue at hand.. “Every client deserves an attorney who is knowledgeable, well prepared, efficient and punctual,” Ms. Hodges said. “I strive to provide those things for those I represent.”. Ms. Hodges has seen a variety of cases during her career and understands the complexities of working with family and domestic law.. “No one wants to encounter the marital and family issues that bring them to an attorney’s office,” Ms. Hodges said, “but I hope to make the process less stressful and to provide clients with the support and advocacy they need and deserve in reaching a resolution of their case.”

Sole Practitioner, Bachelor of Science, University of Tennessee, graduated cum laude in 1999, Advanced Family Mediation Training with specialization in Domestic Violence issues, 2002.  Graduated Nashville School of Law, 2005.  Admitted by Tennessee Supreme Court to the practice of Law, 2006.  Member of American Bar Association, 2006.  Sole Practitioner since 2006. Areas of Practice are family law, criminal defense, estate planning, general practice.

Savannah May is an attorney at Grant, Konvalinka & Harrison, P.C., where she assists clients with adoptions, divorces, child custody and support proceedings, orders of protection, and civil litigation in Tennessee state and federal courts.

Recognized as a leading trial attorney in the mid-south, Ronald J. Berke began his law career nearly 40 years ago. He is a member of the prestigious Million Dollar Advocates Forum and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum. He has tried a myriad of cases in the state and federal courts and the state and federal appellate courts.. Ronnie applies his years of experience in cases ranging from car accidents and products liability to commercial litigation. He has also been able to apply his knowledge as an instrument-rated pilot to cases involving aviation matters.. Ronnie received his J.D. from Vanderbilt University in 1970. He is admitted to practice at all levels of the Courts of Tennessee, the 6th Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court.. He is regularly sought after as a guest lecturer at organizations such as the American Association for Justice, the Southern Trial Lawyers Association and the Tennessee Association for Justice. He is also involved with numerous business organizations.. Ronnie has been awarded the Tennessee Supreme Court Service Award, the Bancroft-Whitney Publishing Company American Jurisprudence Award and is listed in the National Registry of Who’s Who. Ronnie has been elected a Mid-South Super Lawyer the last two years. He is a former member of the Tennessee Judicial Selection Committee and is past president of both the Tennessee Association for Justice and the Melvin Belli Society.

Providing Solid Criminal Defense and Handling Family Law cases since 2002. Call for a consultation. Licensed in Tennessee and Georgia.

Incredible service and legal guidance from a local name you can trust, that’s what Charles W. Wheland, III, Attorney At Law is all about.  Here at Yates and Wheland, we’re dedicated to our clients; Unlike larger corporate law firms, we are readily available and easy to reach. Charlie Wheland is available six days a week to take your call or meet in person at his office, so give us a call today.

I was born in Chicago Illinois, and had a great childhood in Chicago in a large family.  When I graduated high school I worked three years in a steel mill while attending college part-time.  I eventually joined the military to finish my schooling on the GI bill.  In the Army, I worked as an operating room technician (handing the surgical instruments to the surgeon) for 3 and 1/2 years in a military hospital in Honolulu, Hawaii (a wonderful assignment as you might expect).  As planned, I finished schooling after I left the military, and the GI bill funded my tuition all the way through law school at Southern Illinois University.  I am forever grateful that I was afforded that luxury that so many others are not.  Upon my graduation from law school in 1986, I returned to the U.S. Army as a JAGC attorney, where I practiced as a criminal defense attorney at Ft. Campbell, Kentucky for three years.  Upon my discharge in 1990, I entered private practice first in Nashville, Tennesseee for three years, then in Chattanooga, where I have remained for the past 20 years.  I love Chattanooga, and I am very impressed with the legal history and traditions of our town, and the first rate judiciary our town seems to consistently produce.  Having worked in so many other jurisdictions, I am keenly aware how lucky Chattanooga is to have such a friendly, competent bar, and fair, concerned judges.  My staff and I try our best to honor and uphold the high standards of the Hamilton County courts, and we will do our best to help every client that puts their faith in us.

I provide tenacious, vigorous representation and I fight to protect my clients’ rights and interests in the courtroom. I cannot guarantee a particular result in any case, but I can promise you that I will do everything I can to give you the best possible chance at achieving your legal goals.. The legal system is complex, and entering into it without the right lawyer by your side is likely to lead you to failure. To reach your legal goals, you need a lawyer with the experience and tactical knowledge to present persuasive arguments in court and provide you with effective advice and legal guidance. I have successfully represented numerous clients over the course of my career.. I am a lawyer with integrity. I will always be straightforward and honest with you, and I will work with you to tailor my strategy to meet your particular needs. My advice to you will always be based on resolving your case in an efficient, expedient manner. I also make sure that my clients are always well-informed about their case and that they can contact me with any questions or concerns.. I genuinely care about my clients and I am passionate about helping them achieve their legal goals. Contact me today to learn more about my legal services and what I can do to help you.

I am happily married to my wife, Heather, and I am the proud father of three amazingly beautiful daughters.  My life revolves around my family.

I am a member of the firm's Litigation Group and concentrate my practice in the areas of bankruptcy, general contract and commercial litigation, as well as family law.

For 50 years, Marvin B. Berke has dedicated his career to achieving results for his clients. Marvin has gained the respect of his clients and is also revered by colleagues. He was elected to serve as president of the Chattanooga Trial Lawyers Association and has served as a board member of the Tennessee Association for Justice. Marvin has been designated as a Mid-South Super Lawyer and is a member of the Inns of Court. He is also a member of the prestigious Million Dollar Advocates Forum and the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum.. Marvin received both his undergraduate degree and J.D. from Vanderbilt University. He is admitted to practice at all levels of the Courts of Tennessee, the 6th Circuit and the U.S. Supreme Court.. Devoting all of his time to litigation, Marvin has been involved in extensive products liability and medical malpractice litigation and has been involved in multi-district litigation. His trial practice focuses on personal injury, class action, business litigation and wrongful death actions.

Curtis L. Bowe, III, a former Juvenile Court Magistrate, maintains an active trial practice in telecommunications, electronics, general civil and complex litigation, juvenile and family (domestic), security, crisis intervention/crisis response, admiralty/maritime and marine law, regulatory and compliance, healthcare regulatory and compliance (large health care systems and privately held companies), as well as civil rights, discrimination, labor and employment, predatory lending, special education litigation, I.T.A.R., E.A.R., and The Hague Treaty.. Prior to his appointment as a Juvenile Court Magistrate, Mr. Bowe was a litigator with international, top tier firms including Squire, Sanders & Dempsey and Kilpatrick & Stockton, LLP.  Acquiring his own book of business, Mr. Bowe became the Managing Member of Bowe & Associates, PLLC.. Mr. Bowe also is an adjunct professor in the Criminal Justice program at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; a member of the Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association; a member of the American Association for Justice/A.T.L.A. and approved counsel for the Fraternal Order of Police and The Policeman’s Benevolent Association.. Mr. Bowe earned his J.D. from Vanderbilt University School of Law (1994), and his B.A. from Duke University (1991), where he was a Benjamin N. Duke Leadership Scholar. Mr. Bowe is an active member of the Tennessee Bar Association as a member of the Federal Litigation Section, Litigation Section Executive Council, and Public Education Committee. He was named the Tennessee Bar Association’s first recipient of the Larry Dean Wilks Leadership Award 2012.

Corrin is an experienced family law trial attorney who provides strong, sophisticated legal advice and counsel for her clients' individualized needs. Corrin focuses her practice on divorce, child custody, adoption, and other general civil litigation.  Corrin has jury trial, bench trial, and appellate experience.

Attorney Lisa Conner co-founded Conner & Roberts, PLLC in September 2010 and is the firm’s managing member. She was born in Chattanooga, and received her Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga before receiving her Doctor of Jurisprudence (J.D.) from Florida Coastal School of Law.. Upon graduation from law school, Lisa returned home to practice law in her native Tennessee. Her first job as a lawyer was at a large, multi-state defense firm where she was a managing attorney. She started to see how big firms did not serve the needs of local individuals, so she decided to work with Attorney Amelia Roberts to do just that, opening Conner & Roberts, PLLC in 2010.. Ms. Conner focuses her practice on family law, where she has represented numerous clients and helped them navigate the court system. She also represents clients in work-related injuries, workers’ compensation insurance defense, and personal injury, obtaining numerous favorable verdicts for her clients.. As a successful appellate attorney, Lisa won a significant victory in the Tennessee Supreme Court with a leading case on workers’ compensation injuries. She has served as a special judge for the Hamilton County General Sessions Court.. She has litigated numerous cases in district and appellate courts.