g j

Didn't seem to care, did not look at my ex's financials, or compelled opposing counsel to provide them. Was willing to make financial arrangements without them. I had to raise my hand in pretrial to ask how someone who makes 32k a year has deposits for 50k in their bank account. Was 30 minutes late for meeting with the Judge because she went home to feed her dogs. billed me for a call to move an appointment around her schedule. I would highly recommend it for the price to go elsewhere.

Ryan LeVasseur

Reagan was the attorney for my ex-husband. While I understand her job is to fight for her client, it was concerning how little she seemed to care about the children involved. The battles were all about securing money, and more money for her client with almost no regard for the children and putting their financial, physical and emotional needs first. She fought for her client to get child support, which I agreed to for a year, yet he exercised his parenting only three times in almost a year, by his choice. We are now three years out from this horrific process and though we have healed and moved on, I felt it best to review my experience for others in the throws of this process. Of course, the client she was fighting for has not seen his children in three years by his choice, and not paid child support, sent a birthday gift, Christmas gift, attended any single school function, or done anything, but that was clearly was not a shock to anyone involved. We all have a job to do, yes, but defending and fighting for money for a person who does not even want to see or be involved with their children is concerning to me. She may fight hard for her clients, but the real concern should be fighting for what is right for the children as well, not just your client. The children’s needs should always come first, so to ignore your clients blatant behaviors disregarding the safety, care and well being of his own children and continue to push for him to get more money was, in my opinion, not showing a level of integrity that should come with this area of law when children are involved. Arguing endlessly to get more money out of me to fund his lifestyle while knowing I was the only parent who financially provided for the children 100% was disturbing. Additionally, wasting attorneys fees and time going back and forth over a parenting plan and holiday schedule etc. when you knew your clients was not seeing his children, calling them, or providing any financial support was mind boggling and obviously a complete waste of resources. In these emotional times it is easy to be preyed upon, if I could give any advice it’s to use a mediator. The only one who wins in a divorce is the attorney, we all know this. Some fuel the fire more than others and when that happens everyone loses.

MJ Jensen

If I could give 10 Stars to Reagan Kulseth and her Team, I would! We were facing a very stressful and horrific divorce situation with a family member. Reagan not only took us under her wing, but she was extremely generous with her time and knowledge. We feel like we can breathe again and Reagan has given us hope that this will be resolved.

g merritt

Reagan will absolutely be my lawyer when I need her. I went to her for a consultation. She answered my questions thoroughly and patiently. I felt comfortable with her from the 1st minute ..... I have not felt that way about other attorneys that I have had to work with. PLUS, she is clearly an animal lover! BONUS POINTS IN MY EYES!

Kelly Elmer

Such a great attorney and terrific office staff! Everyone is very helpful and Reagen is always there whenever you have questions. She is a lawyer that actually communicates! Extremely professional and full of wisdom that you need in your divorce/custody arrangement. Such a big help with what seems like an impossible situation, she helps resolve with very difficult individuals!