Attorneys

John P. Fetner

John P. Fetner

  • Associate

John primarily focuses his practice in the service of the default mortgage industry and real estate.  John graduated from the University of South Carolina at Columbia, with honors, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. He then attended the University of South Carolina School of Law, where he earned his Juris Doctor.  While in law school, he served as a Law Clerk for the City of Columbia Legal Department. 

Since graduating from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 2008, John has represented mortgage lenders, mortgage servicers, and substitute trustees in residential and commercial foreclosure actions and related litigation in North Carolina and South Carolina.

 

Education

  • University of South Carolina, J.D., 2008
  • University of South Carolina, B.S., cum laude, 2004

Memberships

  • South Carolina Bar
  • North Carolina State Bar
  • North Carolina Bar Association
  • Mecklenburg County Bar Association, Finance Committee
  • York County Bar Association
  • Phi Delta Phi

Community Involvement

PULSE, the Young Affiliate of the Charlotte Symphony, Board Member
Symphony Guild of Charlotte

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