Corri Fetman Bio
Corri Fetman is an American-born lawyer. She was born on April 16, 1964 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Her zodiac sign is aries.
In February 2008, Corri Fetman brought her signature glamour and star appeal to Playboy.
Corri Fetman has big enhanced breasts, soulful brown eyes, and luminous blond hair. With a voluptuous 37-25-35 frame, she's a true embodiment of Playboy allure.
Corri Fetman brings a very different kind of heat to the Playboy archive — not the fantasy of a model discovered by the camera, but the provocation of a woman who knew exactly how to turn controversy into a calling card. A Chicago lawyer with a taste for bold messaging, sharp image-making, and headline-worthy risk, she entered Playboy’s world in February 2008 with the confidence of someone who understood both sides of exposure: the legal kind and the cultural kind.
Before Playboy, Fetman had already made herself impossible to ignore with the billboard campaign that made her famous: “Life’s Short. Get a Divorce.” The ad, created for her Chicago divorce practice, featured a provocative image and a slogan that lit up the legal world, drawing criticism, curiosity, and national press. Where most law-firm advertising leaned on sober portraits and polished promises, Fetman chose something louder, sexier, and more dangerous. It worked. Overnight, she became the attorney people wanted to argue about.
Her Playboy appearance built directly on that notoriety. In the February 2008 issue, Corri Fetman posed nude and brought the same unapologetic attitude to the magazine that she had brought to legal advertising. Playboy also gave her a platform as the “Lawyer of Love,” a legal-advice columnist offering readers guidance on sex, love, relationships, celebrity divorce, and the law. The title suited her perfectly: part counselor, part provocateur, part courtroom strategist with a wink sharp enough to cut glass.
After Playboy, Fetman continued shaping her public persona as Chicago’s “Love Lawyer,” later writing the “Love Lawyer” column for ChicagoNow and building a media profile around divorce, relationships, and family law. Her firm has described her practice as covering areas including divorce, family law, child custody, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, civil unions, business contracts, privacy, cybersecurity, employment matters, and related disputes.
What makes Corri memorable is not simply that she posed for Playboy, but that she understood Playboy as another courtroom of public attention. She knew that sex, law, marriage, divorce, money, and image all live closer together than polite society likes to admit. Corri Fetman brought Playboy a woman who was not just beautiful or controversial, but strategic — a lawyer who made scandal part of the argument and turned her own body, brand, and voice into evidence.
