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Kelly Symonds Reed & Jansen Offers Sex Crimes Lawyer In Independence MO
A sex crimes conviction may result in imprisonment & life-long registration as a sex offender. Kelly, Symonds, Reed & Jansen, LLC offer a strong, skilled & knowledgeable defense, standing by their clientÂ’s side.
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Founded 2005
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Reviews for Kelly, Reed & Jansen LLC
| 85 Reviews
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Tierra Wade
When they ask you who you want say John Reed! You need a shark to swim with the sharks and he won’t take advantage of you! I have saved so much worry, time and money! Thank you thank you!
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Avery Smith
Divorce can be an absolutely scary process. I chose David Kelly, as my lawyer based on his direct communication, his articulation, and the sense that he actually cared about my future outcome. His paralegal Karen, was responsive, friendly as can be, and always handled matters in a very timely fashion. During court appearance, David was professional and took the time to explain the processes and possibilities. During my divorce proceedings I was pulled over for speeding, and they handled that matter for me as well without the need for a court appearance. This office is exceptional, compassionate, timely, and truly exceeded my expectations. This is the only legal team I would ever use. Their guidance with my future and recommendations moving forward in life have really helped me.
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Orion's Car Clinic
Traffic tickets- I've been using them for years!! I don't even bother to call anyone else. Thank you, Cynthia for the great communication between the client and the attorney!!
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Chelsey Roettgen
Dave is an amazing lawyer ! Extremely charismatic and knowledgeable in the courtroom.
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Noah Lubke
I went through Mr.Kelly for an accident I was at fault for and an unrelated speeding ticket. I had to reach out a few times for updates but overall Mr.Kelly and his paralegal Cynthia are very down to Earth, helpful people. I have not had anything stick to my record and am very thankful for these people and the service they provide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can a roommate or landlord give police permission to search your home?
It depends on the circumstances. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that any resident of a home can refuse to allow police to search without a warrant as long as they’re home at the time. However, if you aren’t home and the police show up, your roommate can invite them to come in and look around.
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- 2 years ago
Q: How do you stay focused on parenting during a divorce?
When difficult decisions need to be made, consider how the impact of the choice you will make will affect the well-being of your children. This outlook can help you keep your parenting focused on your children even in situations where outside influences threaten to distract you from your role as a parent. It can be hard to avoid focusing on what you dislike about your ex or emotions of anger or sadness about the loss of your marriage. Keep your parenting efforts focused on your children when you are with your children. While your feelings are important to acknowledge, you can do so outside of your time with your children.
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- 2 years ago
Q: Should you work with a personal injury attorney after an injury?
It is wise to work with a personal injury attorney after you have suffered an injury at work or in a car wreck. Why? They're familiar with situations like yours and can give you more information on the medical documents or other information you'll need to make a solid case. Your attorney is familiar with negotiating and getting you the best possible settlements. If you can't settle, then your attorney will also be able to help by representing you in court.
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- 1 year ago
Q: Can a prenuptial agreement benefit my future marriage?
Thinking about drafting a prenuptial agreement may seem unromantic or as if you are assuming your marriage will fail, but that is not the case. It is a simple way to protect your financial interests and make it easier for both parties in case of an unexpected turn of events in the future. For many Missouri couples, a prenup is a smart move, regardless of income level, age, or the likelihood of divorce.
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- 2 years ago
Q: How uncontested divorce works in Missouri?
All marital dissolution cases start the same, including uncontested; one spouse has to file the divorce petition. The court then serves the petition to the other party. The petition must be served within a specific time frame — typically 30 days. However, the courts may grant an extension if your spouse has moved out of state. After your spouse receives the petition, they have X number of days to respond. After they respond, both parties must: • Sit through the waiting period • Sign and file consent divorce forms • Pay any filing fees • Wait for the court to approve the filing
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- 2 years ago
Q: What should you know about zero tolerance laws?
"Zero tolerance" refers to the fact that underage drinkers who have any amount of alcohol in their system are immediately subject to being charged with a DUI. The percent can range from 0.00 to 0.02 percent BAC, depending on the city or state.
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- 1 year ago
Q: What happens when Child Protective Services is called during a divorce?
Child Protective Services or CPS may be called to investigate claims of: • Child abuse • Criminal acts by a parent • Drug or alcohol abuse • Child endangerment • Domestic violence If you are accused of neglecting or abusing your child, or if you accuse your spouse or partner of those actions, then an investigation or family assessment could take place.
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- 1 year ago
Q: Do I have to divide a personal injury settlement in my divorce?
You probably will not have to divide your personal injury settlement or award if you divorce. Missouri law differentiates between marital and nonmarital elements of payments you received for injuries.
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- 1 year ago
Q: What if your child does not want to visit the other parent?
If your child is refusing visitation with your co-parent due to a reason that directly concerns their safety, immediately bring this to your attorney or other legal professionals' attention.
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- 1 year ago
Q: What is Ex Parte / Order of Protection?
An ex parte order of protection is a temporary order. The court issues it before a person receives notice of an order of petition or has had an opportunity to be heard in court.
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- 2 years ago
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Established In:
May 01, 2005
Years in Business: 19