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Sean Reagan graduated from the University of Nebraska College of Law and was admitted to the Nebraska State Bar Association in 1999. Sean started his solo practice, Reagan Law Office, in 2000 in Plattsmouth, concentrating his practice in the areas of family law, criminal law, and juvenile court. Sean relocated his practice to Lincoln in May 2003, establishing himself in an office share in the city’s Haymarket District. Between 2008 and the end of 2922, Sean was a partner in Reagan, Melton & Delaney, based in the Omaha area. He left that firm and, as of January 1, 2023, re-establisbed his solo practice.. Today he still offices in the Haymarket area, focusing his practice in the areas of family law and criminal defense, as well as helping clients with estate planning needs, personal injury litigation, adoptions, and various other areas of civil litigation. Sean also serves as a mediator for various cases arising under the Parenting Act, such as divorce, custody, parenting time, and child support.. Although Sean’s practice is located in Lincoln, Nebraska, he represents clients in more than 28 counties throughout Nebraska. The common theme running through all of Sean’s work is his desire to help people resolve legal problems, often highly personal ones, with a minimum disruption to their lives.. Practice Areas:Family LawCriminal DefenseLawMediationWills & TrustsPersonal InjuryCorporate Entity FormationGeneral Civil Litigation. Education & Admission to Practice:Admission to Practice in Nebraska, on to Practice in United Sates District Court, District of Nebraska, ity of Nebraska College of Law, J.D., ity of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1995. Memberships and Associations:Nebraska State Bar Association (NSBA)Lincoln Bar Association (LBA)Sarpy County Bar AssociationOmaha Bar Association (OBA)Second Judicial District Bar AssociationAmerican Bar Association (ABA)Nebraska Criminal Defense Attorney’s Association (NCDAA)National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL)

Ryan D. Caldwell is an attorney at Caldwell Law. Ryan helps clients in Omaha, Lincoln and Southeast Nebraska with bankruptcy and filing appeals. Consider Caldwell Law for compassionate legal care.

John began private practice in Scottsbluff, Nebraska where he became partner in the firm of Simmons, Olsen, Ediger, Selzer & Ballew P.C. In 1991, John moved back to Lincoln and became associated with Baylor, Evnen, Curtiss, Grimit & Witt. In 1995, John and M.J. Bruckner formed The Bruckner/Ballew Law Firm, P.C. before he and Vic Covalt decided to form this firm in 1999. Although he has practiced extensively in the areas of divorce, bankruptcy, personal injury (plaintiff and defense) and worker's compensation over the past 36 years, John now has concentrated his trial practice in the area of complex and high asset divorce litigation and appellate advocacy. He is one of only eleven lawyers in Nebraska admitted to the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and is one of only two lawyers in Nebraska who is both a Fellow in the American Academy and Board Certified as a Family Law Trial Specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. He has been listed in The Best Lawyers In America since 2001. In 2007, he was recognized by SuperLawyers.com as one of the top lawyers in Nebraska. John coached two championship high school mock trial teams while in Scottsbluff. He also received the first Robert M. Spire Pro Bono Award given by the Nebraska Bar Association in 1986 for his efforts in representing low-income clients. He has chaired both the Family Law and Bankruptcy Sections of the Nebraska Bar Association and has been a frequent speaker at continuing education seminars on bankruptcy and divorce. In recent years he has spoken to the Nebraska County and District Court Judges Associations, the Nebraska Trial Lawyers Association and regularly speaks at the Annual Institute on the Survey of Nebraska law concerning recent legislative and case law developments in family law.  On four occasions his work with state senators has resulted in significant changes in Nebraska law concerning divorce,state-funded retirement benefits and bankruptcy. John has appeared before the Nebraska Supreme Court and Nebraska Court of Appeals more than 35 times in connection with appeals in the areas of divorce and family law, products liability, property taxation and personal injury. In his spare time, John enjoys scuba diving, spending time at his cabin in Long Pine, NE, as well as singing and playing guitar in his band The Wheezetones.

I have been an attorney since 1992 and have dedicated my practice to helping people resolve their financial problems.  I am a recipient of the NSBA's Robert M. Spire Pro Bono Award.  I have filed numerous Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcies as well as helped clients settle their debts with creditors.  If you are in need of legal advice, please call me anytime and we will discuss your case.

I chose the legal profession later in life because I wanted a challenging and rewarding career where I could help people in unfortunate situations and help people plan in order to avoid those same circumstances in the future.  I graduated from the University of Nebraska College of Law, receiving a Juris Doctorate with Distinction in 2010.  I also hold a Master of Arts in Philosophy.. While in law school, I received CALI Excellence for the Future Awards in Bankruptcy, Secured Transactions, Business Planning, and Native American Law Seminar.  I also received the American Bankruptcy Institute Medal of Excellence and the American Law Institute/American Bar Association’s Scholarship and Leadership Award.  I was also chosen as the first-place winner in the 2009-2010 American Indian Law Review Writing Competition, for his article “When Canons Go to War in Indian Country, Guess Who Wins?” Barrett v. United States:  Tax Canons and Canons of Construction in the Federal Taxation of American Indians.”  35 Am. Ind. L. Rev. 211 (2010).  In addition, I co-authored an article in The Nebraska Lawyer:  John A. Lentz & David P. Lepant, When the Heart-Broken are Financially Broken:  Divorce and Bankruptcy, 14 The Neb. Lawyer No. 3, 11 (March, 2011).

David V. Chipman enjoys zealously representing his clients. He began his legal career as an Air Force Judge Advocate and subsequently worked for a local law firm, as well as a federal attorney and supervisor of over fifty employees, before joining Monzón Guerra. He has represented clients in matters of family law and personal injury throughout the State of Nebraska.