Reichert Law Office

10/28/2026

A legal question can take up a lot of space in your head.

Putting it into words is a place to start. What happened? What are you worried about? What would you like to understand?

Reichert Law Office handles criminal defense, personal injury, and family law matters.

Contact us to discuss whether our team can help.

10/22/2026

We went looking for our old YouTube page. We found baby Alex. 😂

For Throwback Thursday, we’re heading back to the Reichert Armstrong days—and bringing a very young Alexander Reichert along for the ride.

We consider this an important piece of firm history. Alex may consider it a reason to stop giving us internet access.

Enjoy. We certainly did. 🎥👇

https://youtu.be/YijkzpGZrxs

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10/20/2026

Losing someone unexpectedly raises hard questions. Here are 5 things families should know before taking legal action.

When someone’s negligence takes a loved one.

10/09/2026

“Back at work” deserves a follow-up question: How is it going?

Are you doing your usual duties? Is a coworker handling the lifting? Are you getting through the shift and spending the rest of the evening recovering?

A timecard can show the same hours while daily life looks very different.

When we talk with someone after an injury, we want to understand those details: what has improved, what is still difficult, and what help they need. Then we work through the records and other information that help explain what changed.

If you’re unsure whether the difficulties you’re having matter, bring them up. You don’t have to know how to put together an injury claim before you call.

10/08/2026

You agreed on fifty-fifty. Now someone wants to start a new activity.

Splitting the kids’ activity expenses sounds straightforward. But does that include equipment? Summer camps? A hotel for an out-of-town tournament?

Does either parent need the other’s approval before signing the child up? When does reimbursement have to happen?

An agreement can sound perfectly reasonable until two people try to follow it.

At Reichert Law Office, we want to work through those practical questions while you’re deciding what to sign. Because the agreement has to work long after the meeting is over, when everyone is back to juggling work, school, bills, and the kids.

10/07/2026

Tell your lawyer the part you’re hoping won’t come up.

The statement you wish you hadn’t made. The message that looks bad. The person whose version of events is different from yours.

Those are things we need to know when we evaluate your case. We want to understand what happened, what the evidence shows, and where the problems might be.

You should be able to sit down with your lawyer and have an honest conversation about the hardest parts of your case—and get straight answers about your options.

That’s a conversation we’re ready to have.

10/06/2026

Congratulations to our newest attorney, Reed Johnson!

Reed was sworn in to the North Dakota Bar, officially beginning his practice as an attorney with Reichert Law Office.

Reed is a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point and a U.S. Army veteran. After his military service, he attended the University of North Dakota School of Law and joined our office while completing his legal education.

Now, we're very pleased to welcome Reed to the firm as an Associate Attorney. His practice will focus primarily on family law, giving our firm even more to offer clients facing divorce, custody, parenting time, child support, and other family law matters.

Reed brings a unique background, a strong work ethic, and a commitment to serving others to his new role. We're excited to have him as part of our team and look forward to watching him build his practice here in Grand Forks.

Please join us in congratulating Reed on this well-earned milestone. Welcome to the practice of law, Reed! ⚖️

09/21/2026

The exchange takes five minutes.

The tension can follow a child all weekend.

The parking lot is not the place to reopen the argument, demand answers, or ask the child what happened at the other house.

Keep the handoff brief.

Stick to the plan.

Use the agreed communication method for adult issues later.

Document genuine problems without turning the child into a witness.

Calm is not surrender.

It is protection for your child.

Reichert Law Office
118 Belmont Road
Grand Forks, ND 58201
701-787-8802

Serving North Dakota and Minnesota.

09/18/2026

The first settlement offer can arrive before the last medical bill.

A quick check can feel like relief—especially when the vehicle is damaged, work has been missed, and bills are arriving.

Before signing a release, make sure you understand:

What claims it ends.

Whether treatment is complete.

Which bills remain unpaid.

Whether health insurance or another payer may seek reimbursement.

How wage loss and future care are being handled.

What coverage is actually available.

A release is designed to close the claim.

Read it like it matters—because it does.

Reichert Law Office
118 Belmont Road
Grand Forks, ND 58201
701-787-8802

Serving North Dakota and Minnesota.

09/17/2026

Rights are not rewards reserved for popular people.

The presumption of innocence.

The right to counsel.

Due process.

The government’s burden to prove its case.

These protections matter most when the accusation is serious, emotions are high, and public opinion has already chosen a side.

A system that protects only the people we already believe are innocent does not protect anyone.

On Constitution Day, we remember that constitutional rights are not technicalities.

They are the rules that keep government power accountable.

Reichert Law Office
118 Belmont Road
Grand Forks, ND 58201
701-787-8802

Serving North Dakota and Minnesota.