Richard Reed

Our results driven, expert team are here to provide you with a wide range of insightful and considered bespoke legal solutions to help you achieve your objectives and goals, whether an individual or a business.

As a well-known and reputable law firm in Sunderland, Richard Reed Solicitors is recognised throughout Wearside and right across the North East for our dedication to the outstanding provision of legal services to both individual and commercial clients.We have a long and well-respected history, with Richard Reed himself establishing the business back in 1948.

Our specialist team are experts in all areas of Family Law including divorce, separation, finances and matters involving children. Our family solicitors are passionate about taking the time to understand our clients' needs and have an excellent reputation for ensuring the best results possible. Resolution - An organisation of family lawyers committed to a constructive approach to the practice of family law.

The Local Authority will intervene if they have reason to believe that a child has suffered or is at risk of suffering harm as a result of the care they are being given. It is important that you seek legal advice if the Local Authority have concerns about your ability to care for your child. This is to ensure you fully understand the situation and its consequences, whilst ensuring your child's best interests are of the utmost priority.

Unfortunately, it's a fact of life that not all relationships or marriages are successful. If such relationships fail, there are many practical issues to consider such as the impact divorce or separation will have on children, the provision of housing and finances.

Our Family Law solicitors know that the breakdown of a marriage or a relationship is one of the most upsetting and emotional events in a person's life and are on hand to ensure that you receive sensible and practical legal advice to help you through this difficult time.

Relationship breakdowns can lead to disputes over property and finances. If this happens, then you will likely need advice on how your assets should be dealt with and how best your needs and the needs of your children can be met. The options available to help you reach settlement e.g. through negotiation, mediation, the Collaborative process or Court.