Christi Pribula

Email: cbpribula@sage.law
Phone: 913-382-4133

Christi Pribula practices law in Kansas, Missouri and Colorado in the areas of estate planning, estate and trust administration, trust modifications, premarital agreements and business and tax planning. Christi’s wide-ranging experience in estate planning, including more than a decade working as a trust administrator and then legal counsel with the trust department of a publicly traded regional bank, allows her to provide the insights she gained through her varied experience to help clients achieve desired outcomes. Christi also has experience counseling clients whose estate planning includes family members with special needs. Christi works closely with each client to understand their wishes and crafts a custom plan to accomplish their goals, taking into consideration tax planning, planning for periods of incapacity, making charitable gifts, and the best avenues of transferring wealth to future generations.

Christi is a member of the Johnson County Bar Association and the Missouri Bar. Christi is also deeply involved in the Kansas City Estate Planning Society, currently serving on the board of directors.

Christi’s community involvement includes service as an elected Precinct Chair in her district helping to inform her neighbors of upcoming elections. Christi also serves as an At-Large Commissioner on the Blue Valley Recreation Commission after she was appointed unanimously by the Blue Valley School Board. She also assists with Red Bags for foster children in the area and contributes whenever possible to meals to serve the unhoused community served by Project 10-20.

Christi graduated Summa Cum Laude with a B.A. degree in Psychology, with a minor in Sociology, from the University of North Dakota, and her J.D. from the University of Kansas School of Law in 2007, earning the Tax Certificate from her focused courseload. Christi grew up in Colorado Springs but has lived in Johnson County since 2004. Christi is married to her college sweetheart, Joe, and they are the parents of four sons, Ryan, Noah, Evan and Jace, who keep them busy with baseball games, football, basketball and hockey, and they wouldn’t have it any other way.