Samuel Sanchez

Attorney Samuel Sanchez is a co-founder of Wood Sanchez Law, which has its main law office in Fort Worth, Texas, and four satellite locations across the state as well as one in Miami, Florida. Licensed to practice in both Florida and Texas, Mr. Sanchez has more than 12 years of total legal experience, and he provides exceptional counsel and support to clients in both states who have legal needs involving any of the following:

• Family law and divorce
• Child custody and support
• Visitation and parenting time
• Martial property division
• Domestic violence
• Fathers' rights and paternity
• Prenuptial agreements
• Business and civil litigation
• Estate planning and probate
• Conservatorships and guardianships
• Mediation and collaborative law

Embracing his role as a legal advocate, Mr. Sanchez has found great reward in helping his clients with some of the most difficult and emotional decisions they will ever have to make regarding their families. A certified mediator, he has assisted numerous clients with resolving their conflicts and reaching agreements in a manner that is far more efficient and less adversarial than traditional divorce litigation. Moreover, he has served as guardian ad litem in highly contentious custody situations, fiercely protecting the rights and best interests of children.

Honored for his outstanding professionalism and service, Mr. Sanchez has earned many top rankings from his peers, including designation as a Top Attorney in Fort Worth from Fort Worth, Texas Magazine. He has also received excellent client ratings on AVVO along with numerous testimonials and referrals from his satisfied clients.

A graduate of Texas Tech University, Mr. Sanchez attended Texas Wesleyan University (now Texas A&M University School of Law), where he obtained his Juris Doctor in 2006. Active in his legal community, he is a member of the American Bar Association, the Tarrant County Family Law Bar Association and the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, among his other professional affiliations.

Mr. Sanchez is also a barrister with the American Inns of Court, and he received a governor's appointment to serve as chairman of the board of regents for Midwestern State University. He has also conducted many lectures and continuing legal education seminars across his region on a variety of topics.