Megan Arden

Megan prides herself on her commitment to and strong advocacy for her clients, working to help clients reach positive outcomes for themselves and their families. Megan practices in all areas of family and matrimonial law and has devoted her career to the field since her graduation from Washington University in St. Louis in 2020.

Megan graduated from Fordham University School of Law in May of 2024, where she devoted her studies to family law and children’s advocacy.

Prior to joining the firm as an associate, Megan interned at CMFB beginning in 2023 (2L and 3L). During her time at Fordham Law, Megan was a member of the Family Defense and Advocacy Clinic, where she worked alongside the Center for Family Representation to represent parents in family court. Megan helped advocate for parents and worked to prevent children from unjustifiability entering the foster care system (2L). Megan also interned at Family Legal Care, a non-profit organization which works to connect family court litigants with pro bono attorneys to receive legal advice and guidance (1L).

Megan was a member of the Dispute Resolution Society at Fordham Law, where she was trained in mediation and alternative dispute resolution. As a member of the team, Megan dedicated her time to learning the skills necessary to successfully mediate and reach equitable resolutions outside the courtroom.

Megan has devoted herself to a career in matrimonial law and children’s advocacy since her time as an undergraduate student at Washington University in St. Louis, where she pursued a major in Psychology and a double-minor in Legal Studies and Children’s Studies. Prior to entering law school, Megan worked as a full-time legal intern at a boutique matrimonial law firm based in Westchester and New York City. Prior to law school, Megan assisted attorneys on cases involving various family law matters, including divorce and separation, prenuptial agreements, custody, visitation, and child support.