Crystal is passionate about estate planning and administration because, generationally, African Americans and other people of color rarely have a Last Will and Testament or other estate planning documents. This means that entire communities may be denied the chance to build generational wealth, or go through life unsure if their wishes will be respected upon their death. Crystal empathizes with these communities, and believes it is essential to have an attorney you trust to guide you through the estate planning process. 

Attorney Richardson is committed to being just that for her clients. She shows up, determined and focused on their legal matters, to discuss the totality of their circumstances. She is a zealous advocate for her clients right to self-determine their wishes, encouraging and preserving their families intergenerational wealth. To Crystal, every client is important and entitled to representation that meets their needs.

Crystal is not a litigator. She chooses not to litigate because she believes there is often a better path to resolution. Instead, she takes a mediator approach to yield peaceful, satisfactory results. By centering collaboration and open communication, Attorney Crystal M. Richardson works with clients, their families, and other parties to find a 'win-win' situation wherever one can be found. In those cases where litigation is necessary, Crystal connects her clients to a robust network of litigators capable of meeting their needs.

In her personal life, Attorney Richardson enjoys yoga, running, and West African dance. She lives with her spouse in "North Carolina's International City" of High Point, in the beautiful Piedmont Triad region.