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Reeds Solicitors expands into Devon with Exeter opening

WASD Author by WASD Author
September 2, 2024
in Community News
Reeds Solicitors expands into Devon with Exeter opening

Leading national law firm Reeds Solicitors LLP (Reeds) is pleased to announce the opening of its newest office located in Queensgate House, 48 Queen Street, Exeter.

 

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The Exeter office, Reeds’ first in the county of Devon, will primarily offer family law legal services and will be managed by associate Jessica Cantú, overseen by Head of Family James Ferry.  Jessica will initially split her time between the new office and her current base in Swindon, as she continues to act for parents in care proceedings and pre-proceedings often involving domestic abuse, substance abuse, and mental health difficulties; and accept new instructions from parents involved in private law matters involving child arrangements, such as contact and residence.

 

The Exeter opening brings the total number of national offices to 21 across England and Wales.

 

Jan Matthews, managing partner at Reeds, commented:

“We are excited to be venturing into the county of Devon and have every confidence that Jessica will build a successful practice serving the local community.  We know that, unfortunately, amid a cost-of-living crisis parents and families find themselves not only struggling financially but that other risks such as domestic abuse and mental health issues can also become amplified which is why having the local support from an understanding family law specialist is particularly necessary today.”

 

James Ferry, Head of Family Law and partner at Reeds Solicitors, added:

“Having worked with Jessica over many years, I know what a friendly and compassionate individual she is. Jessica communicates well and has the uncanny ability to help people understand complex legal processes in a digestible manner. She would be an asset to any community and we wish her all of the success in building a thriving practice in Devon just as she has done in Swindon.”

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