Family law paralegal Megan is originally from a small town just south of Kansas City called Peculiar, Missouri. Growing up in the Midwest, she developed a love for adventure, exploring new places, and experiencing everything life has to offer. Her love for the mountains and the outdoors eventually brought her to Colorado Springs in 2024, and she hasn’t looked back since!

Megan brings over eight years of legal experience, having worked in various areas of law before discovering her passion for Family Law. She understands that family law matters often involve some of life’s most emotional and challenging circumstances, and she finds fulfillment in helping individuals and families during those difficult transitions. Megan believes that compassion, patience, and understanding are just as important as knowledge and attention to detail when working with clients.

Outside of her paralegal career, Megan is currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree in Human Physiology and Nutrition at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs. Driven by her curiosity and passion for understanding how things work, she enjoys challenging herself academically and continually expanding her knowledge. She hopes to use her education to pursue additional opportunities to help others, particularly during times when they need compassion and support the most.

Her desire to make a difference extends beyond her professional and academic pursuits. In her free time, Megan volunteers at Children’s Hospital Colorado and the Ronald McDonald House, where she has the opportunity to support children and families facing incredibly difficult circumstances. These experiences have further strengthened her appreciation for empathy, kindness, and the importance of showing up for others.

Outside of the office, Megan enjoys spending time with her son, who recently turned five, and her two cats, Bitsy and Zero. She loves exploring Colorado’s beautiful mountains, discovering new hiking trails, and taking advantage of every opportunity to get outdoors. Whether she’s hiking, learning a new skill, or trying something completely outside her comfort zone, Megan believes life is meant to be experienced rather than simply lived. That belief has even led her to go skydiving for the first time!

Above all, Megan values personal growth, lifelong learning, and making meaningful connections with the people around her. She believes there is always a new adventure, a different perspective, and an opportunity to become a better version of herself.