“Divorce forces good people to make hard decisions during difficult times. During the 26 years that I have worked with families in divorce, I have learned that it is possible for most people to create a bright future during these difficult times. I have spent almost three decades working with divorcing families and studying the ways to help them make better decisions.” -Ron Ousky
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Biography
Megan Yates joined Ousky Law Office in 2008. As our firm paralegal, Megan is available to help clients through every phase of the process, from the first phone call for assistance to our final closing meetings. Megan works with clients to educate them on the process and to help them prepare for each step. She helps manage the process so that the needs of each individual client are clearly heard and addressed.
Clients who face divorce need support in a wide variety of areas. Megan helps clients control their fees by addressing many critical needs that do not require direct attorney involvement. Megan makes herself available to clients to assure that all of their questions are answered and to make sure that their journey through this process goes as smoothly as possible.
Megan is also responsible for handling all of the administrative and financial support functions at Ousky Law Office. Finally, Megan has completed the 40-hour family mediation training through Hamline University’s Mediation Center and co-mediates with Ron on family law and post-decree matters.
Megan is also a part-time law school student and member of the inaugural class of William Mitchell College of Law’s hybrid J.D. program, the only ABA-approved hybrid (on-campus and online) law program in the country.
When she’s not at the office, Megan enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with her husband, young daughter, and dogs, Zoey and Jake.
Education
- Juris Doctor Candidate, Mitchell Hamline School of Law, 2018
- B.S. University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, Family Social Science
- Certificate in Paralegal Studies, Minnesota Paralegal Institute