From the very start of her legal career, Meaghan knew family law was where she belonged. It’s the place where law meets life; where the work is not just about cases, but about children, homes, and futures. She thrives in helping clients navigate these deeply personal matters with a steady hand, clear guidance, and genuine compassion.
Meaghan has hands-on experience in all areas of family law, from custody disputes to support orders, and has represented clients directly as a student attorney in the Suffolk University Family Law Clinic. She’s also worked behind the scenes as a judicial intern in the Worcester Probate & Family Court and as a paralegal in a busy family law practice. These experiences have allowed her to gain significant knowledge in divorce, custody, guardianship, restraining order cases, and DCF involvement. Whether drafting pleadings, preparing for trial, or talking through the next steps with a client, she brings a calm, organized, and steady presence to every case.
Clients appreciate that Meaghan doesn’t just “handle” their case. She listens, explains things clearly, and makes sure they feel supported every step of the way. She understands that family law cases are about more than legal paperwork. They’re about people’s homes, children, and futures. Your case is about you. Her philosophy is summed up in one of her favorite quotes: “Sometimes, when things are falling apart, they may actually be falling into place.” This is a mindset that helps her clients see hope invent in hard times.
When she’s not in the office or courtroom, Meaghan enjoys hiking with her Goldendoodle, Cooper, doing puzzles, cheering on a hockey game, or spending time with family during the holidays (especially Christmas). She’s also a Notary Public and an avid supporter of animal rescue organizations. With her depth of legal experience, client-first approach, and dedication to helping people move forward, Meaghan is committed to making sure no one has to face a family law challenge alone.
