Samel "Devin" Seward Esq. - Wichita, KS

Facing a divorce in Wichita, Kansas is a complicated process. Throughout your case, it is common to feel overwhelmed and stressed by the situation. Having dedicated and compassionate legal representation in your corner can provide you with peace of mind and educated guidance throughout the legal process. Samuel “Devin” Seward is an Associate Attorney with Stange Law Firm. From the firm’s Wichita, Kansas family law office, he can represent individuals throughout Sedgwick County and the surrounding communities.

Devin attended law school at Washburn University School of Law in Topeka, Kansas, where he earned his Juris Doctorate in May 2011. While in law school, Devin also served as a member of the Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity. Before law school, he earned his Bachelor of Arts in Accounting from Southwestern College in Winfield, Kansas in May 2007. Devin is licensed to practice law in the state of Kansas.

Before joining the Wichita, Kansas divorce and family lawyers at Stange Law Firm, Devin most recently served as Assistant City Attorney and City Prosecutor for the City of Newton, Kansas, where he advised on a range of municipal legal matters, conducted legal research, and prosecuted criminal, traffic, and code violation cases through plea negotiations, diversion agreements, or trial. Before that, he worked as an associate attorney focused on estate planning, preparing legal documents such as wills, trusts, and powers of attorney, and tailoring strategies to meet client objectives. In an earlier associate role, he handled civil litigation and contract matters, including drafting leases and real estate agreements, while also serving as court-appointed counsel in criminal defense cases involving charges like DUI and narcotics possession. Devin also brings nearly a decade of experience as an in-house landman for BEREXCO LLC, where he negotiated oil and gas lease renewals and ensured accuracy in lease data and financial reconciliation.

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