Meet the Attorneys Behind Reynolds Family Law
At Reynolds Family Law, you work directly with Karen and Rich Reynolds, not a rotating team of associates. For more than 30 years, we have helped individuals and families in Chester County work through divorce, custody, support, and property division with clear guidance and steady, practical advice.
Two Attorneys, One Personal Approach
We bring complementary experience to the same goal: helping you understand your options, make informed decisions, and move forward.
Meet Karen Reynolds, Esquire
Family-law attorney, mediator, and advocate
Helps spouses work toward clear, durable agreements
Brings experience with Chester County family-court processes
Karen is a family-law attorney and certified mediator who spent 17 years serving within the Chester County family court system. Her focus is helping people feel back in control of a situation that can feel anything but.
Meet Rich Reynolds, Esquire
Family-law attorney and advocate
Helps clients evaluate options and protect their interests
Guides clients through strategy, negotiation, and case management
Rich brings nearly three decades of litigation, negotiation, and problem-solving to the firm. He’s often the first attorney you’ll speak with, and his instinct is resolution over escalation.
Neither of us does this alone. Karen’s years inside the Chester County court system and Rich’s litigation background mean that, whether your case is resolved through mediation or requires direct advocacy, you are working with attorneys who know the path well.
What You Can Expect
Whether you are considering mediation or need direct representation, the first conversation is designed to give you a clearer sense of the road ahead. We will listen to what is happening, explain the issues that may matter, and help you understand the options available to you.
Ready to Talk Through Your Options?
Whatever you’re facing, divorce, custody, support, or property division, an initial consultation gives you a clear place to start. We’ll listen, help you understand what matters in your situation, and talk through the best path forward, whether that’s mediation, negotiation, or direct representation.