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Amber M. Godfrey
Amber M. Godfrey received her Bachelor of Science degree in Family Relations Child Development (Pre-Professional) from Oklahoma State University in 2003. She concurrently worked on, and then received in 2005, her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and a minor in English, also from Oklahoma State University, graduating both times with Honors. Following her undergraduate education, Ms. Godfrey earned her Juris Doctor degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 2008, also graduating with Honors.
Ms. Godfrey has been practicing law for over 16 years. Prior to joining WhitbeckBeglis, she founded her own private practice in 2016 in Oklahoma City so that she could serve her clients in the Oklahoma City metro, including Oklahoma, Cleveland, McClain, and Canadian Counties. She focuses on family law, which includes divorce, child support, custody modifications, Guardian ad Litem, adoption, and guardianships, as well as minor estate law.
When not practicing law, Ms. Godfrey enjoys spending time with her husband and two children, as well as their two dogs. She is an avid cook and baker; enjoys drawing, painting, and other crafts (including woodworking); kickboxes; and is as content hiking in Colorado as she is sunning on the beach in California or curling up with a good book or movie.
Name: Amber M. Godfrey
Title: Partner
Law School: University of Oklahoma College of Law, J.D., 2008.
College: Oklahoma State University, 2003.
Admissions: State of Oklahoma; United States District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma
Affiliations: Member of the Oklahoma Bar Association, Oklahoma County Bar Association, and Oklahoma Bar Foundation; member of the Family Law Section where she has served in multiple leadership roles; member of the Continuing Legal Education Committee and the Adoption Committee; Board Member of the Editorial Board for the Practice Manual; member of the Law Schools Committee where she is the outgoing Chairperson (serving two years in that role) and the previous Liaison to the University of Oklahoma College of Law (serving four years in that role); member of the Law-Related Education Committee, donating her time to local elementary, junior high, and high schools, teaching on the continued importance of civics education in our nation’s classrooms; on the Board of Visitors for the University of Oklahoma College of Law; graduate of, and subsequently a mentor for, the Trial Advocacy Institute; graduate of the Oklahoma Bar Association Leadership Academy; member of the Oklahoma State University Alumni Association; member of the University of Oklahoma College of Law Alumni Association; Platinum Member of the International Society of Female Professionals; and five-time recipient of 405 Magazine’s “Top Family Law Attorney” in the Oklahoma City metro and recipient of the 405 Magazine “The Faces of Family Advocacy” award.
