Amanda C. Dockrey - a Shawnee, Oklahoma (OK) Family Law Lawyer

Shawnee Family Law Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

Areas of Practice

Family Law
Divorce
Custody and Visitation
Child Support
Adoption
Probate and Estate Administration
Estate Planning
Trusts
Wills
Real Estate
Contracts
Appeals and Litigation
Personal Injury - Plaintiff
Car Accidents
Workers' Compensation
Trucking Accidents

Litigation: 75%

Attorney Information

Overview

Amanda C. Dockrey was born in Norman, Oklahoma, but primarily raised in southern Idaho. Mrs. Dockrey returned to her "Okie" roots, attending to her undergraduate studies at the University of Central Oklahoma where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science in 2008. Thereafter, receiving legal education at Oklahoma City University School of Law and being admitted to the practice of law before all Oklahoma state courts in April 2013. Mrs. Dockrey has also been admitted to several tribal courts in Oklahoma.

Mrs. Dockrey has practiced family law and related areas of law in Oklahoma since 2013, including matters of Divorce, Custody, Child Support, Adoption, Guardianship, Estate Planning, and Business Planning. Additionally, she has experience as a county prosecutor for Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma.

Mrs. Dockrey is known for being a strong advocate in the Courtroom as well as giving sound legal advice and direction during settlement negotiations. Mrs. Dockrey listens to her client's needs and desires and understands the strain that a client undergoes during the court process.

Mrs. Dockrey resides in Shawnee, Oklahoma with her husband, Shane Dockrey, and three children. Her family enjoys hunting, competing at rodeos, attending church and working on the family ranch.

Education

Legal Education
- Oklahoma City University School of Law, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
  J.D.
Non Legal Education
- University of Central Oklahoma, Edmond, Oklahoma
  B.A.
  Major: Political Science

Current Employment Position(s)

Owner and Solo Practitioner at Dockrey Law

Past Positions

The Parsons Law Firm, PLLC, Associate Attorney, 2013 - 2020
Assistant District Attorney, District 23, Juvenile Division, since 2019

Languages

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Bar Admissions

Oklahoma, 2013
Potawatomi Indian Tribal Court, 2013
Shawnee Tribal Court, 2013

Other Affiliations

Oklahoma Bar Association, 2013 - Present
Pottawatomie County Bar Association, 2013 - Present

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By Anonymous on Aug. 15, 2024
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Amanda Dockery is the exact type of attorney, that forces people like me to choose to return to their long-term, toxic relationships, even though they know they will just end up right back in the same situation sooner or later. She admittedly does not give women the warm fuzzy feeling that they will eventually be okay when this is all said and done, so if you are not in need of any reassurance, then she is you're gal! She gives the impression that it has never even crossed her mind, that women of domestic violence and abuse, are not already walking into her office shaking with fear because they are so scared of what will be done to them next. She doesn't not portray an ounce of sympathy to the person sitting across form her that has just been used andn abused and is now faced with losing their home, transportation, and now could lose their children too, after they've already lost their career, family, friends, reputation. She finds it a waste of time, to make sure you don't lose every single thing you've ever worked for in their entire life. In fact, she even pointedly said in our consultation, that at a rate of $350.00/hr, one should focus on things that are worth more value, such as the two new trucks, and the house, because things like the camper, motorcycle, trailers, four wheelers, and boat, are not worth more than $5,000 each, so they weren't worth her time. I would be surprised how fast a $3,500 retainer would be used up at a rate of $350/hr (as if I didn't pass 3rd grade math). But then she went on to say later that even after focusing on the house, the judge would still make me give him 1/2 the equity in it, even though he said he didn't want to fight over the house, because he knew he didn't contribute to the purchasing of the home and maybe only paid 5 of the mortgage payments on it ever, so he wasn't going to fight me on it.... well isn't that swell?! I left there not knowing if she was going to represent him or me? I know I am on a tight timeframe, but I would rather be a fool of a client by submitting my own response to the petition, than hire her. My advice, if you are a woman, looking to hire a female attorney because you think she might be able to look at the case from your prospevtive and work harder at winning you the things you and your children deserve, than you need to keep looking, because Amanda Dockery is not it!

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Contact

Shawnee, OK

639 North Kickapoo Ave
Shawnee, OK 74801

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Phone: 405-273-2050

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Website: https://www.dockreylaw.com

Hours: Monday – Thursday 8:30am – 4:00pm. Closed on Fridays

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