The Law Offices of Mark A. Reed was established in 1995. From day one, our San Diego divorce law firm has been located in the same office building we are in today. We have deep roots in the community, love being in San Diego, and are committed to providing clients with effective legal assistance.

Our firm offers family related services in a number of legal areas, including:

Background of our divorce law firm in San Diego

When we opened our doors in 1995, we immediately started working on cases in the areas of family law, divorce, bankruptcy, and general civil litigation. We have since worked on many other types of cases. However, those few areas are what we like to call our foundation.

Mr. Reed’s experience at other law firms led him to forming his own practice, based on a desire to create a different kind of practice from what he had experienced. He assures all his clients that he can aggressively and persistently defend their rights.

Our commitment to clients

Witnessing an approach that many lawyers take makes it evident that a number of divorce law firms in San Diego appear to be working to benefit themselves and not their clients. Mr. Reed wants you to know that his intention during legal representation is to act in your best interests, not your lawyer’s. The welfare of his clients always comes first.

Our firm keeps you updated on case progress, provides access to speak directly with your lawyer, and demonstrates a high level of integrity and care regarding the service we offer you.

Discuss your family issues in a free initial consultation

When considering San Diego divorce law firms, you may discover some lawyers are better suited to your needs than others. The best way to choose the right attorney is to meet face to face and talk about your legal problems. We are glad to set up a free consultation with you—at no obligation—and see how we can help. Call 888-819-2465 today or contact The Law Offices of Mark A. Reed online.

7710 Balboa Avenue, Suite 316
San Diego, CA 92111
(858) 277-0232
FamilyLegalGroup@AOL.com

• Chapter 7

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy gives people the opportunity to get out from underneath their debt. Many people are honest, hard working people but due to unfortunate circumstances such as a loss of a job or a a severe pay cut they are unable to keep maintaining their bills. Not only does Chapter 7 BK allow many people to get out from under their debts, many people are also able to keep their houses, cars, and personal belongings. Not every person qualifies for a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. There are many factors to take into consideration when trying to determine if Bankruptcy is the right path for you. Click on the link above for more information or call us today to setup a FREE consultation!

• Chapter 13

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy differs from Chapter 7 Bankruptcy because it usually requires the debtor to repay all of, or a portion, of their debts. This requires you and your attorney to propose a payment plan that must be accepted by the United States Trustee. The plan is going to require the debtor to repay some, or all of, their debts over a 3-5 year period. Chapter 13 Bankruptcy is usually best for those people that might have an income that is too high to qualify for a Chapter 7. One of the keys to a Chapter 13 is being certain that your income is sufficient to maintain all your current payments in addition to the payment created by your Chapter 13 plan. Failing to stay current or failing to pay your Chapter 13 plan can cause your bankruptcy to be almost immediately dismissed. Determining whether or not you qualify for a Chapter 13 can be fairly confusing. And as with a Chapter 7 it is important to decide whether it is the right path for you. Click on the link above for more information or call us today to setup a FREE consultation!

Civil Litigation

• Contract Law
• Corporation Law

Please contact our San Diego law firm with questions about your legal issue. Provide as much information as possible regarding your inquiry. While this contact does not serve to establish an attorney/client relationship, it will allow our legal team to begin an assessment of your case.