In more than 25 years of representing regular people, I've heard one message over and over: people just want to move forward.  They want to move on from a broken marriage.  They want to move past constant squabbles with a deadbeat co-parent.  They want to overcome an injury caused by someone else's carelessness, and get back to the person they were before.              And they want the help of a caring, experienced lawyer to help them navigate the legal issues involved in moving forward.             That's why I started Reed Law Group:  because I knew that I could apply my experience and my personal attention to move people forward.             When I'm not working for my clients, I'm often working at trying to serve the community.  That’s something I’ve done pretty much continuously since I started practicing law here in Bowling Green in 1999. I’ve served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Barren River Area Child Advocacy Center, and was President of that Board of Directors in 2003 and 2004.  I’ve served as a director and officer of the Bowling Green-Warren County Bar Association, and was President of that organization in 2016.  I’ve been on Board of Directors (Secretary) of BG 26.2 & Half Marathon, Inc., and the Planning Committee (as Volunteer Coordinator, then P.R. Coordinator, and now Assistant Race Director) continuously since the race was first run in 2012, and while we’ve raised tens of thousands of dollars toward finding a cure for MS.  I’ve also been a United Way volunteer, a coach of WKU’s Mock Trial Team, and a “bell ringer” for The Salvation Army. ---            Outside of my professional and civic responsibilities, I enjoy spending time with my beautiful wife, Bonnie, and our three kids. I am a runner, an occassional cook and camper, and a devoted fan of the Bowling Green Hot Rods.