Chadron Attorney Amanda M. Vogl

Meet Amanda M. Vogl: A Dedicated Attorney in Chadron

Amanda Vogl is a Nebraska attorney with over a decade of experience representing individuals and families in family law and guardianship matters.

Since 2010, Amanda has focused her practice on family law, including divorce, legal separation, custody and parenting time disputes, child support, and adoptions. She also represents clients in guardianship and conservatorship proceedings, helping protect vulnerable individuals and families during critical life transitions.

In addition to her private practice, Amanda serves as a Guardian Ad Litem, advocating for and protecting the best interests of children in the foster care system. Her work in this role reflects a deep understanding of the legal, emotional, and practical complexities involved in cases affecting children and families.

Amanda is known for her practical judgment, clear communication, and steady approach to emotionally charged and complex legal matters. She works closely with her clients to provide thoughtful guidance, realistic solutions, and effective advocacy.

She is based in Chadron, Nebraska, and is committed to providing accessible, high-quality legal services to clients throughout the region, while building long-term client relationships grounded in trust, professionalism, and results

While in college, Amanda worked with mentally and physically disabled persons and gained yet another valuable perspective on life. After that, she took a job working with children and, in her final year of college, became a substitute teacher and directed the local after-school program. While there, she worked with children to teach them about their ability to make a difference in the world. She taught them about awareness of the plight of others and worked to raise money for cancer and UNICEF, for example.

Amanda believed that becoming educated was one of the best ways to put herself in a position to help others. After graduating from UNL College of Law with her juris doctorate in 2010, she decided a versatile law practice would allow her to focus on the things important to her and to best serve her clients and community. Since entering the practice of law and becoming a licensed member of the Nebraska Bar Association, her passions have included working with children in foster care, victims of abuse, and with the elderly.

With the encouragement from her firm, she has also continued to give back to the community. She has helped local charities to obtain 501(c)(3) status at little to no cost, has volunteered hours of service as guardian and conservator to elderly persons without family or friends to care for them, has been actively involved in the lives of local foster children and has continued involvement in community fundraising for various charities. Amanda is proud to be a part of a law firm that allows her the flexibility to pursue the things that make a difference to her and to the community.

It is no surprise that Amanda has structured her law practice in a way that allows her the ultimate flexibility to serve her clients and her community. She operates two offices, one in Crawford and the other in Chadron, NE. With this, she hoped to bring quality legal services to a community that has traditionally been underserved. She also wanted to use her education, abilities and law practice to help her clients and the surrounding communities. Amanda has a versatile law practice and helps her clients in the following areas:

• Family Law Services: Divorce, custody, visitation, and child support matters
• Real Estate Transactions: Buying and selling real estate
• Business Planning: Selecting and establishing business entities
• Estate Planning: Drafting wills and trusts, handling probates, and assisting with estates
• Juvenile Law: Representation of children in the foster care system
• Criminal Defense: Legal support for those accused of criminal activity
• Civil Litigation: Various civil legal matters

  “The American system of justice is an adversarial one and everyone within that system deserves an advocate. It is my job to advocate for my clients, to provide a voice for some who may not otherwise be heard.”