The attorneys at Stratton & Reynolds are here to assist our clients in Lexington and the surrounding areas with legal issues that range from simple estate planning to family law issues. Let our attorneys assist you with navigating the complicated legal system. Whether your are dealing with the needs of an aging parent, facing a divorce or have questions about child support, our attorneys will give you honest recommendations and work hard to help you accomplish your goals. We believe the practice of law should be about serving our clients to the best of our ability. As such, we promise to keep our clients informed as to the progress of their case. Please take a look at our practice area tabs for more information on the services our firm provides, and contact us to schedule your free consultation.
The attorneys at Stratton & Reynolds can assist you with you family law issues, whether it’s divorce, alimony, child support, or prenuptial agreements. he attorneys at Stratton & Reynolds are focused on helping you through the tough times. Family Law can sometimes be the most emotional practice area we deal with, and that’s why we take the special time and attention to ensure we make it as smooth as possible. Learn More…
What is Elder Law? A short and simple definition could be “Helping families and individuals plan for aging and incapacity.” However, Elder Law is actually a complex and ever-changing area of the law that includes numerous specialties and practice areas. From simple wills and estate plans to complex probate litigation, our attorneys are here to assist you in this complicated area of the law. Learn More…
We serve our clients by helping them to file as a nonprofit organization, obtain tax-exempt status with the IRS, particularly 501(c)(3) status, and helping them understand the rules and regulations they must follow to maintain tax-exempt status. The laws in this area are very complex, and obtaining 501(c)(3) status is only a small part of setting up a tax-exempt organization. In addition to this service, we help clients by counseling them on how to run meetings, which activities they can and cannot participate in if they wish to maintain their tax-exempt status, and general best practices as they begin their new organization. Learn More…