Timothy David Snyder Jr

I feel connected to many of Arizona’s residents on a personal level. I have personally stepped into homes and felt life’s pressures crushing families. One of the greatest strains of life occur when a loved one dies. A family is left not only to deal with the emotions of losing a family member but having to care for a loved one’s estate. Courts may become involved as the estate enters a probate process. Family members may also disagree and fight about what their deceased family member may have wanted. 

As I moved forward in my own life and transitioned into an attorney, I knew that I wanted to provide affordable services that would prove to be beneficial for Arizona families. Having a trust is something that I sincerely believe helps families as they transition into life after losing a loved one. It will act as a guidebook for a family following a death. Costly probate will be avoided. Simply, trusts help families.

Life is the best mentor. Mr. Snyder has been working since his first job at age 10. Mr. Snyder is exceptionally in-tune with Arizona and its residents. He held jobs as a paperboy, farm field worker, restaurant server, grocery stocker, and years as a new-construction plumber where it was not uncommon to work 70 hour weeks under the blazing Arizona sun. Mr. Snyder began a new career path as an Arizona law enforcement officer where he has spent over a decade employed. Mr. Snyder continues to serve the community in law enforcement. Mr. Snyder has had many vantage points to see some of the many obstacles every person has to navigate when a loved one passes away. Wanting to help these families, Mr. Snyder established an estate planning practice.

Mr. Snyder graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in Integrative Studies. He then attended and graduated from Arizona Summit Law School achieving the degree of Juris Doctor.  Shortly thereafter, Mr. Snyder became a licensed attorney with the Supreme Court of Arizona. Mr. Snyder is also certified with the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board.  He has also worked as an adjunct professor at Grand Canyon University and has instructed many classes at Arizona Law Enforcement Academy. All of his academic achievements were attained while working and helping his wife raise a family of four children.

P.S. Mr. Snyder does not participate in online schemes to advance a website's lawyer rating.