Skipton Reynolds

Skip believes that Estate Planning is here to give you control over who is in charge of taking care of you. It also controls how you take care of your family after you are gone. Without proper planning, you can lose control. Then, your family will not be able to take care of you as easily. Additionally, you will not leave your estate for the benefit of your family according to your wishes.

Skip had an experience in his own family that he often shares with clients. During a crisis, his family lost control over where his grandmother could receive care. Consequently, his grandparents were separated by a long distance after more than 60 years of marriage. Skip believes that his grandparents have drawn him into the field of estate planning and elder law. This allows him to affect the lives of his clients so that they can have a different experience at the end of their lives than my grandparents did.

Skip places a special emphasis on protecting the assets of aging loved ones and educating families about complicated laws. Then, he advises the best options available to them. He is passionate about helping others preserve their money, avoid probate, and achieve lifetime estate planning goals."

Skip was born and raised Aurora, Colorado. He graduated from Smoky Hill High School. Then, he graduated from the University of Kansas after being on the swimming team there for four years. Skip has an MBA and his law degree from the University of Wyoming. Skip is married to Erin and they have two vibrant young boys, Braden and Kade.

Skip started his post-law school career working for a large financial company helping financial planners with advanced estate planning and tax planning. Utilizing this financial services experience allows him to bring a different perspective to his estate planning and elder law clients. His number one priority is to educate and empower clients to make the best decision for them and their family. This means that there is no one way to do things. He strives to give clients options. Then, he lets them choose which direction they want to go.

Skip likes to say, “If you don’t ask yourself the right questions, you never get the right answer for you and your family.”