Phillips Law Group

Megan is the owner and creator of the law firm that covers family law and litigation. She fights for healthcare professionals and other certified professionals faced with board issues with the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS). She’s been lecturing on negotiations and mediation at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School since 2013. She often presents negotiation and mediation topics to other attorneys and experts. Megan mediates family law and litigation cases for represented and unrepresented clients. Our law firm often helps clients who have attempted to navigate the legal system and are left with a final settlement or order that they do not grasp, feels unjust, cannot be implemented, or lacks critical determinations. The most common method to legally terminate a marriage is by virtue of a divorce. A divorce usually comprises the division of assets and liabilities, upkeep (popularly known as "alimony"), and, if there are minor kids, child custody and placement (which parent has decision-making capacity for the kid(s) and when the kid(s) spend time with each parent) and child upkeep. We are usually updated on Wisconsin law nuances and stay informed on new rhetoric and arguments to provide a detailed analysis of each case and honest advice.

Attorney Phillips is thoroughly and compassionately counsels their clients. Clients praise her for her practical, realistic guidance and support. Many people involved in divorces or post-divorce modifications say she is an excellent communicator who offers expert legal advice and personalized care. Many clients say that Phillips was an important advocate for them and their children. They notice that she is always thinking about the future and the best interests of children. She receives high marks for her legal knowledge and professionalism and many people highly recommend her. Many clients who have worked with Phillips for long periods of time mention how helpful she is and how thankful they are for her guidance and support when they are going through stressful times. Phillips stands apart because of her attentive individualized help and fierce advocacy. replied one customer, "If you have to go through a divorce, it's good to have a good person like her."