Ryan Brandon Graves is a lawyer practicing litigation, estate planning, criminal law and 6 other areas of law. Ryan received a B.A. degree from University of Washington in 2003, and has been licensed for 19 years. Ryan practices at Tavss Fletcher in Norfolk, VA.
Mr. Graves was very knowledgable in both areas in which I consulted him. He was very forth coming with what I could expect as an outcome. His assistant was very friendly as was other staff members. I would recommend him to my family and friends.
Mr. Graves was extremely knowledgeable in landlord and tenant law. He answered all my questions without hesitation. He was thorough, caring, honest and professional.
Fails to follow instructions. Has to have his own work proof read by you.. THEN charges you for fixing his work. Please read my full review on google search or avvo.com & others regarding Mr. Graves poor performance. Uses equivalent of a google search sample generic document for a deed of trust, Then multiple failed attempts to get proper language in an amended property settlement agreement, then having to do it myself even though he had the parameters in writing in hand from the beginning.
I retained Mr. Graves for a divorce case. He obviously accepted a bribe from my abusive ex, because I paid him with the total of what was left on two credit cards. He never opened his mouth once to defend my case. He knew that I was terrified of my ex; yet, he never went over the case with me prior to the day of the "uncontested" divorce. HE was the one who didn't contest it. Yet, he knowingly allowed me to be presented by the ex's mistress at the court's clerks office where my ex worked for the city and constantly threatened me harm if I went down there. I was left with 4 children to raise on little money,except a little child support), no medical, no benefits, just trauma, and called "selfish" as I left broken. He even had the audacity to try to charge me later for having my maiden name restored. He should be removed immediately because his heart and mission are NOT for victims of abuse, but for his pockets. My ex had two attorneys. My kids and I would've been better off without him.
PNC Bank Building, 555 E. Main Street, Fourteenth FloorP.O. Box 3747Norfolk, VA 23510-2200U.S.A.
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