All Practice Areas

Meeghan has built a deliberately broad practice. That range is not an accident, and it is often the most useful thing she brings to a case, because the areas feed into one another far more than people expect.

A criminal case can carry a civil claim alongside it. An estate matter turns on how a deed was written years ago. A family law case reaches into dependency, or into the protections a domestic violence injunction provides. Someone who has only ever worked in one lane can miss the piece sitting just outside it.

Working across areas also sharpens the underlying skills. Taking depositions, spotting the evidence that actually matters, preserving a witness account before memories fade, writing a motion that a judge can rule on: those travel with you from one kind of case to the next.

Meeghan also works alongside other attorneys, serving as co-counsel and taking contract work when a firm needs research, writing, motion practice, or a second chair in the courtroom.

If what you are facing is not listed on this site, it is still worth asking. If it is not something she handles, she will tell you plainly and point you toward someone who does.