Amber C. Nore

Director of Client Services

Amber C. Nore serves as Director of Client Services at GordenLaw, LLC, bringing more than 20 years of leadership and management experience in the private and nonprofit sectors. With degrees in Paralegal Studies and Human Services, Amber combines her professional experience with a genuine commitment to helping people navigate challenging circumstances with compassion, clarity, and confidence.

Before joining GordenLaw, Amber spent more than 15 years in retail leadership before transitioning into nonprofit management and executive leadership. Throughout her career, she has focused on building strong relationships, supporting organizational excellence, and serving her community. Her accomplishments include being named a two-time Top Five Finalist for Excellence in Nonprofit at Lincoln’s Inspire Awards and serving as a featured speaker at Ignite! Lincoln in 2026.

At GordenLaw, Amber oversees the client experience, helping ensure that every client feels heard, respected, and supported throughout the legal process. Drawing on her extensive leadership experience and people-centered approach, she focuses on building meaningful relationships, facilitating clear communication, and creating a welcoming, responsive environment for families navigating difficult transitions. Her commitment to exceptional service reflects GordenLaw’s mission of Helping Families Move Forward.

Amber is deeply involved in the Lincoln community, particularly its arts and nonprofit organizations. She founded the Magnolia Art Project, an independent initiative dedicated to supporting local artists and encouraging creative expression. Her contributions to the arts earned her the Heart of the Arts Award. She is also active in several civic and service organizations, including Rotary Club #14, P.E.O., Lincoln Sunrise Optimist Club, and Lincoln Center Kiwanis, and volunteers with ECHO Collective and Lasagna Love.

Outside the office, Amber enjoys spending time with her family, including her daughters, Chloe and Marsi, and her cats, Mello and Truman Capote. An enthusiastic supporter of the local arts community, she enjoys Lincoln’s First Friday gallery events, theatre, music, reading, and discovering great food.

Education, Leadership & Community Involvement

Degrees in Paralegal Studies and Human Services
More than 20 years of leadership and management experience
Two-time Top Five Finalist, Inspire Awards — Excellence in Nonprofit
Featured Speaker, Ignite! Lincoln, 2026
Recipient, Heart of the Arts Award
Founder and Curator, Magnolia Art Project
Member, Rotary Club #14
Member, P.E.O.
Member, Lincoln Sunrise Optimist Club
Member, Lincoln Center Kiwanis
Volunteer, ECHO Collective and Lasagna Love