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Ryan Clifford Reed

Reed Law Group, PLC

DivorceFamily LawDomestic ViolencePersonal InjuryDUI & DWI
Bowling Green, Kentucky27 years(270) 745-1933
Experience
27 years
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Kentucky
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About

What’s holding you back? For Reed Law Group’s clients in South Central Kentucky, it’s usually a broken marriage or an unmanageable co-parent, or sometimes a crash-related injury or a recent DUI arrest. But it’s never their lawyer. At Reed Law Group, we are sharply focused on Moving People Forward in times of family or personal crisis. We deliver caring and experienced counsel to clients in Bowling Green, Kentucky on a wide range of family law matters, and to carefully selected clients with claims for personal injuries and those seeking defense of DUI charges. We’ll remove the obstacle that’s in our client’s way, or lend a hand to them as they power past it, whichever it takes. And we’ll do it all in a client-first, service-driven way that promises our clients will leave in a better place than they were when they found us.

Location

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941 Lehman Ave, Bowling Green, Kentucky, 42101, United StatesBowling Green, Kentucky, 42101

Admissions

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Kentucky

Education

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University of Kentucky College of LawJ.D. | Juris Doctorate | 1998 | J.D. (1998) | Juris Doctorate
Western Kentucky UniversityB.A. | Economics | 1995 | B.A. (1995) | Economics

Professional Details

Experience

Owner/Attorney
Of Counsel2012 - 2015
Attorney2011 - 2012
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Associations

Kentucky Bar Association # 87514Member
Bowling Green-Warren County Bar AssocitaionPresident
KBA Young Lawyers SectionChair | 2007 - 2008

Fees

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Contingent Fees We handle most crash-related injury cases for a 25% legal fee - much less than the 33% to 40% fees charged by other firms. And we don’t get a dime unless you we recover money for you. (Note: contingent fees are not permitted in divorce/family law cases, nor in DUI/criminal cases.)