Suzanne Woodrow-Snell

Suzanne Woodrow-Snell has spent 20 years developing experience in family law. As the founding partner of Woodrow-Snell, she has worked hard to fight against biases that make it difficult for men to win divorce and custody disputes in Purcell and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Her practice areas include child support, father’s rights, property division and spousal support.Ms. Woodrow-Snell graduated from Oklahoma State University with a Bachelor of Science and worked in oil and gas for some time. However, motherhood and divorce compelled her to rethink her career decisions. She then returned to college to pursue a law degree at The University of Oklahoma. Since becoming licensed to practice in 1993, she has continued to improve her qualifications, such as attending the Family Law Advocacy Institute in Boulder, Colorado.Over the past two decades, Ms. Woodrow-Snell has made notable contributions to the legal field. She has served as a municipal judge for 23 years. In 2014, she also published an article in the Oklahoma Bar Journal on custody issues affecting military persons. Finally, she served as vice president and president of the McClain County Bar Association.When not fighting hard for the rights of her clients, she contributes to the legal field through her membership in legal organizations. She is a member of the Cleveland County Bar Association, the American Bar Association, the Garvin County Bar Association and the Oklahoma Bar Association. Outside of law, she has also been named a Paul Harris Fellow within the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International.