Megan is a solicitor in our Family Law team. She advises clients on a broad range of matters, including separation, divorce, financial provision, child-related issues and family law agreements, including cohabitation and separation agreements.

With a focus on helping clients to achieve practical outcomes without the need for court proceedings, Megan seeks to resolve disputes through negotiation and agreement. She also acts for clients in litigation, including financial provision cases involving partnership disputes, disputes concerning the relevant date, complex company structures, coercive control and domestic abuse. In addition, she frequently acts as an Edinburgh agent in Court of Session proceedings, drawing on her detailed knowledge of the practical and procedural aspects of family law litigation.

Megan understands that family transitions and relationship breakdown can bring significant legal, financial and personal challenges. She provides clear, pragmatic advice tailored to each client’s circumstances, helping them understand their options and make informed decisions. Her approachable and empathetic manner allows her to deal with sensitive issues with care, while maintaining a clear focus on protecting her clients’ interests.

Areas of practice include:

  • Advising clients on separation and divorce, including on the financial and practical issues arising from relationship breakdown.
  • Negotiation and drafting of cohabitation and separation agreements.
  • Advising on child-related matters, including contact, residence and parental rights and responsibilities.
  • Supporting clients in sensitive family law matters involving coercive control and domestic abuse.
  • Acting as Edinburgh agent in Court of Session proceedings concerning childcare arrangements, adoption petitions and an appeal concerning authority to adopt a child.
  • Assisting with complex financial provision cohabitation and divorce cases litigated in the Court of Session involving family partnerships and companies.
  • Assisting with parental order applications in the Court of Session, including those involving an international element.

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