Megan Weishausen decided she wanted to become an attorney while she was still in middle school. That early decision stayed with her, and today she serves as a lead attorney at our firm.
For Megan, legal representation starts with recognizing that no two clients walk into a divorce or family law dispute carrying the same concerns. Details matter—whether a client has children, questions about the process, or simply needs a clearer picture of what comes next.
Get to know Megan and the perspective she brings to her work with clients.
A Clearer Conversation From The Start
Family law involves legal terms, filings, service requirements, hearings, and decisions that can affect a family long after a case closes. Megan makes room for clients to ask questions about each part of the process rather than assuming the terminology is familiar.
Her perspective is straightforward: “This is your life.” A conversation about a divorce or family law matter should leave a client with more clarity, not more unanswered questions.
Attention To What Matters To Each Client
Some clients are focused on parenting schedules and protecting their relationship with their children. Others are working through property division, child support, alimony, visitation, or a modification of an existing order. The facts and priorities can look very different from one household to the next.
Megan treats those differences as important context, not side notes. That client-focused outlook reflects the same reason Mark Childress founded our firm after leaving a large firm where clients could feel overlooked: personal attention should remain central to legal representation.
Part Of A Team Built For Family Law
As a lead attorney, Megan is part of a team that brings decades of combined experience to family law and divorce cases. Our attorneys and support staff work together to prepare each case thoroughly, whether it can be resolved through an amicable settlement or needs to go before a judge. We bring that one-on-one approach from offices in Fort Worth, Benbrook, Southlake, and Arlington.
If your family situation has changed or a divorce feels difficult to sort through, we’re ready to talk. Reach Law Offices of Mark M. Childress, PLLC at (817) 497-8148.