Riley Fewell, Esq.

Facing divorce or family law matters can be a very emotional process, and it is important to have dedicated representation. Riley Fewell is a caring family law attorney for Stange Law Firm, PC in Columbia, Missouri who assists clients in Boone County and the surrounding areas. He is licensed to practice in the State of Missouri.

Riley earned his undergraduate degree at the University of Missouri – St. Louis graduating summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in History. He went on to get his Juris Doctorate from Saint Louis University School of Law. While in law school, he completed internships with Charter Communications to bolster his experience. During his internships, he researched statutes, regulations, and case law to support trial preparation. He attended many small claims and mediations on behalf of Charter Communications. He also completed an externship with Mercy Health, where he assisted in handling compliance issues, HIPAA, and charitable contributions and also attended a personal injury trial.

Riley is Lead Counsel Rated for divorce and family law.  Since 1997, Lead Counsel Status Verified has been granted to attorneys who possess the right professional experience and a spotless record.

Prior to joining Stange Law Firm, Riley worked for the Missouri Department of Health as Legal Counsel. It was there he represented the Department in application hearings with the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs and drafted the rules for the Community and Rural Health program and Certificate of Need program. He also provided legal counsel to the student debt programs, where he successfully negotiated the collection of several hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of student loan debt.

Outside of his legal work, Riley is a youth soccer coach and a den leader for a Cub Scout pack. In those positions, he works with kids to teach them the fundamentals of the game as well as how to be good citizens and to help others when they are able.

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